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About Google Book Search Google's mission is to organize the world's information and to make it universally accessible and useful. Google Book Search helps readers discover the world's books while helping authors and publishers reach new audiences. You can search through the full text of this book on the web at|http: //books .google .com/I % INITIAI5 MD PSEUDONYMS: DlCTIOHAET OF LlTEEAET DISGUISES BY WILLIAM GUSHING, B.A., For Bomt tears Assistant in the Harvard Uniyersitt Library; akd COXFIUER OF AN " INDEX TO THE XORTH AXBRIOAN REVIEW " AMD AN *< Index to the Christian Examiner." '* Les relations des auteurs anonymes et psendonymea sont non-sevlement piquantes pour les gens du monde^ mais encore importantes pour Vhistorien litU- raire et le hiographe; ce sont la des mysteres des littiratures que les irudites ont tovtjours cherchi di dScouvrir" — Qu^raro. -»o^9{oo- NEW YORK: THOMAS Y. CROWELL & CO., 13 AsTOR Place, 1886. z Copyright by THOMAS T. CBOWELL & 00» 1885. J. S. CusHnro & Co., Printebs, 115 HiOH Stbbbt, Boston. ' ." ^ PREFACE § -•o*- THIS work is designed as a Dictionary of American and Eng- lish Initials and Pseudonyms employed from the beginning of the 18th century to the present time; to which have been added some of the more recent and important Continental ones, and a few false-names, which, by a strict definition of words, would be called soubriquets. A similar work by Mr. Albert R. Frey, of the Astor Library, New York City, was placed by the publishers at the writer's disposal, from which about two thousand titles were taken, and added to his own compilation, making an aggregate of twelve thousand initials and pseudonyms, and eight thousand real names of authors. Attention is called to the very complete article, by Mr. Frey, on '^ Junius," to be found in the first part. For the convenience of those using this dictionary, it may be well to state that the first part gives the initials and pseu- donyms, followed by the real names, of the authors, together with some representative literary performance; and the method used in indexing, with some exceptions, is to treat the literary disguises as real names, and arrange them as is customary with the latter. I.e., the last member of the initial or pseudonym is put first, and determines the alphabetical order. The second part contains the real names of authors, followed by the initials and pseudonyms, and short biographical notices. The writer has endeavored to make this work both compre- hensive and correct, and, in order to do this, has availed him- self of the Harvard University Library, and every other source IV PBEFAGE. of information to which the kindness of those interested in the undertaking has given him access, and believes he has been enabled to produce a volume that will be useful to librarians and of interest to the general reader. Notification of errors or omissions, or any information that would add to the value of the work, will be gladly received by the undersigned. WILLIAM GUSHING. Oct. 1, 1885. 18 Wendell Street, Caxbbioge, Mam. IKITIALS AND PSEUDOJSTMS. Part I. EXPLANATORY NOTE. In order to avoid confusion in regard to the method of indexing the Initial Letters, the reader will notice that when Initials are used that represent the real names of authors, the last Initial is placed first in the Index. See page 2, where A., A. H. is used for Andrew Milliard Atteridge. When Initials are used that do not represent real names, they are placed in their regular order. See page 2, where A. C. I. G. is used for A Cornishman in Gloucestershire. 1818. " ****, Rev. John Lewis. A dissertation -on the antiquity and use of seals in England . . . L. 1740. **•*, The Late Ix>rd. Henry Hyde, Lord Hyde and Combury. The mistakes ; ... a comedy. L. 1768. ***», PrlBcUla. PrisciUa Wdkefidd, Leisure hours; or, entertaining dia- logues ... By . . . L. 1794. **•* ••••••. John Murray, Letter to ... on the Rev. W. L. Bowles's strictures on the life and writing^ of Pope. By the Right Hon. Lord Byron. L. 1821. ♦****, •*•*. Mrs. Anne Penny. Po- •oms, with a dramatic entertainment. L. 1772. slty of Oxford. Charles Lucas. Free thoughts on a general reform . . . Bath, 1796. ? . Charles Wolcott Balestier. A potent philter, contributed to " The Trib- une " (N.Y.), 1884. 2^^. Joseph Addison, in his contribu- tions to " The Guardian." .s-^. J. Walker. Miscellaneous ob» serrations upon authors ancient and modem. L. 1731-32. O. — See ** Theta." A I Miss Eliza Drown Chase. jM F J -7^— ^v^r the border : Acadia, feh I — — the home of Evangeline. ^ B. 1884. The above miiaical notes represent " B.B.C.,'* the initials of the author's name. A (alpha). Mr* Bowden. Lyra apos- tolica. Derby and L. 1836. The above work oonsltU of a ooIlecUon of poems reprinted from " The British Magaxlne," m which they had prevloaaly appeared over the following aignatnrea :— a (alpha). 3^r. Bowden (a« abore). p. A Hwrrtll Froude V. John Kebie, o. John Uenr^ Newman, c. liCMc Williams. J. Rev, Henry William WUberforee, A. Samuel Adams, in the "Boston Gazette." A. William Henry Davenport Adams. The desert world ... L. 1869. A. Wilkes Allen, in "The Polyan- thos " (Boston), 1806-07. A. Mrs. Allenby. The starling of the spire ; or, a bird's-eye Tiew of the church as it was. [In verse.] ... L. 1866. A. Mr, Anthony, Irwell, and other poems ... L. 1843. A. Matthew Arnold, The strayed reveller. L. 1849. Empedocles on Etna. L. 1862. A. Benjamin Brierley. Goin' to Cy- prus. By A. Manchester, 1879. A. Rev, John Keble, one of the con- tributors to " TracU for the Times." L. 1840^8. A. Bishop Zachary Pearce, Miscella- neous observations upon authors ancient and modem. L. 1731-32. A. Alexander Pope. — See " Bavius." A. John Smith. His signature to papers in the "Microcosm," published at Eton College. 1786 et aeq. A. Joshua Smith. Scandal [in verse] ; by the biographer of Anacreon. Holt, Norfolk, 1827. A. Mrs. Caroline Anne Bowles Southey, Chapters on churchyards, in "Black- wood's Magazine," commenced April, 1824. Theae contributionB to "Blackwood" were publlahed separately in 1829, and 2d ed. In 1841. A. Ann Taylor. The wedding among the flowers. [In verse.] ... L. 1808. A., A. Adam Anderson. Jim Blake's tour from Clonave to London. Illus- trated with sketches by E. N., A. R. A. [Erskine NicoL] . . Preface and notes by A. A. DubUn, 1867. A., A. Mrs. Anna Atkins. The colonel: a story of fashionable life, 1853. A page from the peerage, 1863. The perils of fashion, 1852. A., A. A Hon. Alvey A. Adee. Ba- con's Promus. By . . In the " Repub- lic," Washington, Feb., March, May, 1883. A., A. H. Andrew Hilliard Atteridge, Islam. L. 1878. A., A. S. A, 8, Atcheson, The bread of life . . . 1849. A., B. Benjamin Antrobus. Bads and blossoms of piety ... 2d ed. L. 1691. A. B. Benjamin Franklin, Proposed new Tersion of the Bible; one of the bagatelles (written about 1778). A. B. Matthew Hole. An antidote against the poison of some late pam- phlets. Oxf. 1717. A. B. A signature which has been attributed to Junius (q.v.). See Letter to the " Public Advertiser," Nor. 5, 1771, etc. A. B. Joseph Skidmore, Senior, An essay on the Vth of Matthew, from verse 33rd to 37th ... L. 1713. A. B. Jonathan Swift, See "A Per- son of Quality." A., G. B. Sir George BiddeU Airy, in his contributions to the "Athenseum." L. A. B. Phllologer. Laurence Sterne. " I happened to he aciniainted,*' laya Sterne, *' with a young man from Yorkshire, who rented a window in one of the paved alleya near Corn- hill, for the sale of statlonerv. I hired one of the panes of glass from my friend, and stuck up the following adv«rtlBement with wafers: -— "EpigraiDB, anagrams, paragrams, chrono- grams, monograms, epltapns, epithalamlums» prologues, epilogues, madrigals, interludes, ad- vertisements, letters, petitions, memorials on every occasion, essays on all subjects, pamphlets for and against ministers, with sermons upon any text, or for any sect, to be written here on reasonable terms, by „ ^ ^ phUologer. ** The unoommonness of the titles occasioned numerous applications, and at night I used pri- vately to glide into the office to digest the notes or heads of the day, and receive the earnest^ which was directed alwavs to be left with the memorandums, the writing to be paid for on delivery, according to the subject."— Percy Anecdotes, A., C. Miss Charlotte Adams, in con- tributions to " The Art Age." N.y. A., C. Charlotte Anley. Miriam ; or^ the power of truth, 1826. The prisoners of Australia, 1841. A., C, Ksq. Christopher Anstey. Brit- ain's genius : a song . . . Bath, 1797. A., C. B. C. C. B. C. Amicus. Hinta on life; and how to rise in society. By . . . L. 1846. A., C. B. Clementine Edith Aiken, The days we live in. B. 1876. A., C. P. Cecil Frances Alexander, Hymns for little children ... L. 1862. A. G. I. G. (A Comishman in Glouces- tershire.) John White. The humorous adventures of Tim Trevail, related in the pure, unadulterated vernacular. L. 1872. A. D. C, The. Francis Cowley Bur- nand. Being personal reminiscences of 8 the vniTenlty "Amateur Dramatic Club/' Cambridge. L. 1870. A., D. J. B. de. Don Juan Bauiista de Arriaza, Coleccion de alganos Ter- goB. Paris, 1805. A., £. Edward Aggas, The defence of death ... L. 1576. A., £. Edwin Arnold, The light of Asia ; or, the great renmidatioii. . . . L. 1879. A. E. R, J. Lane, Marks and re- marks for the catalogue of the exhibi- tion of the Royal Academy. L. 1856. A., K. Edwin Arnold, Political po- ems by Victor Hugo and Garibaldi. " Done into English by an Oxford gradu- ate." 1868. A, K. Edward Atkinson, Senator Sherman's fallacies ; or, honesty the best policy. By . . . B. 1868. A, £. Edward Archer The small boy's mythological primer, in rhyme. L. 1858. A., £. Ezra Abbot. A translation of the Gospels ... By A. Norton* [Ed- ited by C. E. N., ijt.^ C. E. Norton, and E.A.] A, B. A. Mn, Elizabeth AUen Anna- ble Needham, Incidents in the lives of good men. By ... B. 186-. A, E. C. Mrs, Elizabeth Cory Agas- siz. Geological sketches. Edited . . . 1866. A, E. C Miss Emily C, Agnew, Ger- aldine : a tale of conscience. L. 1837-30. A, E. G. E, G, Adams, Battle at Fort Rice, July 28, 1865. Fort Rice, D. T., 1865. A., E. M. Ernst Moritz Amdt, Wan- denmgen aus und um Godesberg. Bonn, 1844. Deutsche Lieder. Berlin, 1870. A, E. S. Ernest Silvanus Appleyard, The sure hope of reconciliation. IMl. A, E W. Mrs. Eliza Winshw AUder- dice. Heart's delight. N.Y., 1879. A., P. Frederick Archer, in his con- tributions to "The Keynote" (N.Y.]. A, P. Rev, Frederick Arnold, in «* London Society," " Leisure Hour," 1867. A. P. James Otis, Considerations on behalf of the colonists, etc. B. 1766. A, P. C Frances Charlotte Armstrong, Dick Ford and his father. L. 1875. A, P. E. Florence Emily Ashley, Lagonells. [A tale.] ... L. 1872. A. P. G. John Lister. Epigrams and jeux d'esprit. Edinb. 1870. A P. S. Miss Sarah A, Flint, Hope Douglass ... B. 1867. A., G. Orace Aguilar, Home scenes and heart studies. L. 1852. A., G. A. O, A, Aynge, Tecumseh ; or, the death of the Shawnee chief . . . Weymouth, 1830. A, G. B. George Biddell Airy, Six lectures on astronomy. L. 1849. A., G. P. George French Angas. Aus- tralia : a popular account ... L. 1865. A G. O. T. U O. C. Owen Manning, An inquiry into the grounds and nature of the several species of ratiocination . . . 1754. The aboTe lettera are the initials of " A gen- tleman of the UniTersity of Cambridge.'* A, H. Henry AttwelL A book of thoughts. Selected ... L. 1865. A , H. Henry Alford, Dean of Canter- bury. Gumey's {o. H.) sermons on the Acts of the apostles. Edited by H. A. L. 1862. A., H W. Henry Wentworth Acland. Prints for cottage walls . . . Oxf . & L. 1862. A., I. Jasper Atkinson, Catholic blinds for Protestant eyes ... L. 1829. A., I. John Atkinson. The state of our circtdation and currency considered . . L. 1826. A., J. John Aikin. The arts of life . . . L. 1802. A., J. John Ady. An exordium to the reading of the sacred writings of the Old and New TestamenU. L. 1807 A., J. Jacob Abbot, The little scholar learning to talk ... L. 1836. A., J. John Albee, In memory of Gerald Fitz Gerald . . . n.p. 1863. A , J. John Ago, The ocean harp : a poem ... P. 1819. A., J. John Anstey, The pleader's guide . . 1808. A., J. John Aikin, LL.D, The wood- land companion. L. 1802. A., J., M.D. John ArbtUhnot, M.D Examination of Dr. Woodward's account of the deluge ... By . . . L. 1695. A, J., and C, R. C. John Adamson and R, C, C. Ballads from the Portu- guese translated and versified by . . . Newcastle, 1846. • A., J li. John Lavicount Anderdon. The river Dove ; with some quiet thoughts of the happy practice of angling . . . L. 1845. A, J. M. Rev. John Marks Ashley. The treatise of S. Catherine of Genoa on purgatory, newly translated . . . 1878. A., J. R., and J., M. C John Reed Appleton and Morris Charles Jones, Evans. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1865. A., J. S. J. 8, Attwood, in his contri- butions to " Notes and Queries." L. 1876 et seq. A., J. T. John Yonge Akerman, Tales of other days ... L. 1830. A., Ij. Lombe AtthiU. The church of England recommended . . Halesworth, 1820. A., li. Louisa Anthony, Traits of private life. Manchester, n.d. A., li. li. Mrs, G. B. or L. L. Adams, A ride through the Holy Land. B. 1876. A It. O. £. ({.«., A Lady of Eng- land.) Miss Charlotte Maria Tucker, in her numerous works for young people. L. 1876, etc. A., li. S. Louis Simon Auger. Notice snr la vie et les ouvrages ae Le Sage. Paris, 1813. A,M. Mrs. Maria Ahdg, Her signa- ture in the "New Monthly." L about 1828. A., M. Matthew Arnold. Christian life: its hopes, its fears, and its close. Edited by . . . L. 1846. A, M. Mrs. M. Allen. A history of Ford Abbey, Dorsetshire : late in the County of Deron. L. 1846. A., M. Thaddeus G'Mahony. Questions on Locke's essay concerning human un- derstanding. L. 1800. A. M., Oxon. W. S Moses. Carpen- terian Criticism. L. 1877. A. M. R. A. Marie Henri Beyle. His- toire de la peinture en Italic Paris, 1817. A.,M.E. M.E. Arnold. The painted window : a poem. L. 1866. A., N. Nathaniel Ames. Nautical rem- iniscences. Proridence, 1832. A., N. Col. Nathan Appleton. Sketch of the life of Albert Kintzing Post. By N. A. N.y. 1873. A, P., Minister of the Crospel. Rev Peter Annet. Judging for ourselyes . . . L. 1739. A., P. G. Prosper Gfabriel Audran. Grammaire Arabe en tableaux . . . Paris, 1818. A., R. Richard Alsop Ci) The enchant- ed lake of the Fairy Morgana. [Trans- lated;] 1806. A., R. Robert Allsop. Letters, conver- sations, and recollections of S. T. Cole- ridge . . . Preface by . . . L. 1858. A., R Rev. Rdtert Aspland. Sermons on yarious subjects, chiefly practical. L. 1847. A. R A James Cameron Lees, D.D. A rollicking tour in Ireland. By Rag, Tag, and Bobtail; a rollicking tour in the land of the Gael. Paisley, 1878. A., R. F. Rachel Frances Antonina Dctshufood Lee. Memoirs of . . . L. 1812. A, S. Samuel Ayscough. Topograph- ical description of Cudham, Kent, in "Gent. Mag." Sept. 1804., pp. 830-001. A., S. A. Samuel Austin Allibone. An alphabetical index to the New Testament. . . . X . loOo. A., S. D. <S'. D. Alexander. Notes on New Testament literature. [By Joseph Addison Alexander.] Edited . . . 1867. A., S. M. Stephen Merrill Allen. Reli- gion and science ... B. 1874. A., T., Captain lAgbt Dragoons. Capt. Thomas Ashe. History of the Azores, or Western Islands . . . L. 1813. A., T., Grent. Thomas Ashe. Trarels in America, performed in 1806 ... L. 1808. A, T. B. Thomas Bailey Aldrich. The bells : a collection of chimes. N.Y. 1866. A., T. K. Thomas Kerchever Arnold. A Latin Syntax and first reading book : ... L. 1836. A. V. Arthur Ashley Sykes. A letter to the Rev. Dr. Sherlock ... L. 1717. A, W. William Allen. The duty of abstaining from the use of West India produce. A speech ... L. 1702. A, W. W. Alexander. Fruits of piety . . . York, 1824. A, W. William Asplin. — See "A presbyter of the Church of England." A, W. B. W. B. Anthony. Essential memoranda of English grammar. Com- piled . . . 1881. A, W. E. William Edmonsioune Aytoun. His signature in "Blackwood's Magazine." A , W. E. A. William Edward Armi- iage Axon. Nixon's Cheshire prophecies . . With an . . . essay on popular prophecies ... L. 1878. A., W. H. D. William Henry Daven- port Adams. Black's guide to the history,, antiquities, and topography of the County of Surrey ... L. 1861. A. Z. Benjamin Gale. The present state of the colony of Connecticut con- sidered . . . New L. 1766. A*****, Major. Charles Barwell Coles. Short whist, its rise and progress, to which are prefixed precepts for tyros. By Mrs. B*****, with an essay ... by Prof. P. {q.v.). L. 1866. By Mrs. B***** it meant Mrs. Battle, whose opinions on whist were contributed to "The Monthly Magazine." L. 1821. By "Elia" iq.v.). A****d, Mr. William Arnold, Mr. A— d's motives for renouncing the pop- ish, and re-embracing the protestant reli> gion in which he was educated, etc. L. 1768. AC A—^e, I>«* of. John Campbell, 4th Duke o/Argyle, Letter to the right hon- orable Sir •*««* ««wft«M» [Robert Wal- pole] upon . . . expeditions. L. 1740. A*»»,P. C. Philippe Charles Aubry, lA Petrarqne Fran^aiB, Po^si^s diverse de . . . Tours, 1801. A . Arthur Cleveland Coxe. St. Jonathan; the lay of a Scald . . . N.Y. 1838. A. and li. A, and L, Shore. Fra Dolcino, and other poems. L. 1870. A — , the Rev. M. Rev, George Fitz- gerald Galaher, M.A. Auricular confes- sion proved to be contrary to Scripture. L. 1876. A — n, E: — 1 of. WiUoughby Bertie^ Earl of Abingdon. An adieu to the turf: a poetical epistle from ... to his grace the A— p [Archbishop] of Y— k [York]. L. 1778. Ab. Benjamin Brierley, Ab-o'-th'-Yate at the great show. [Signed "Ab."] Reprinted from "Ben Bnerley's Journal for August, 1869. Manchester, 1869. Ab liliisel. Benjamin Brierley, Ab- o'-th'-Yate and the " Wreath." By . . . Manchester, 1879. AB-o'-th'-Yate. Benjamin Brierley. Ab-o'-th'-Yate and the cobbler of Alder- bum on the great strike. By Ab. Man- chester, 1878. Abacrombl, Signor. James Aber- cromby, Baron Dunfermline. Thaumatur- gics. Coal Hole, Pleasance . . . Signer A. (from Exchequer Land) formerly Assistant-Juggler to Mr. Cunning ... [A satire on J. A.'s candidature for the repre- sentation of Edinburgh.] Edinb. 1832. Abaft, Lic^os. Ijajos Aigner. Mikes Kelemen. [A biog^phy.j Budapest, 1878. Abatl, Franceaco. William Winwood Reade. See-Saw : a novel ... L. 1865. Abble, Aunt. Abby Skinner. Carroll Ashton ; or, the rewards of truthfulness . . . P. 1856. Abbott, Alice Irving. Miss H. H. Burdick. Abbott, Rosa. Rosa (Y.) Abbott Parker. Rosa Abbott Stories. Abdallah. Otway Curry, who con- tributed to the press at Cincinnati under this tiom de fUume. Abdallah . A ngusto Pereira Soromefiho. Abdallah, Khi&lld Eb'n. Sir Henry Taylor, A'.C, D.C.L. — See KhaUd Eb'n Abdallah. Abdiel. Samuel Hall. --^ See Samuel Hall, calling himself "Abdiel." Abdiel. Joshua William Brooks. Ab- diel's essays on the advent and kingdom of Christ, and the events connected there- irith ... L. 1834. Aberdeen. Hugh D, Mclntyre, Abolitionist, An. Thomas Fisher, Esq., F.S.A. The negro's memorial . . . By . . . L. 1826. Abrabanel, Solomon. William Ar- nail. The complaint of the children of Israel ... By S. A. of the House of David. L. 1736. Abraham. Abraham Norwood. The acts of the elders, commonly called the book of Abraham. B. 1845. Abraham, Brother. Bev. Richard King. An answer to the letters of Peter Plymley [Sydney Smith]. L. 1808. Abraham, Father. Benjamin Frank- lin. Father Abraham's speech to a gpreat number of people, at a vendue . . . B. 1807. Abricht, Johann. Jonathan Birch. Divine emblems embellished with etch- ings on copper . . . designed and written by J. A. L. 1838. Absent Brother, An. Daniel Wilson. Letters from . . . 1823. Absentee residing in Bath, An. Rev. Edward Mangin. Utopia found; being an apology for Irish absentees. By . . . Bath, 1813. Absented member. An. Sir Wil- liam Windham. A letter . . . upon the present situation of the affairs of Great Britain. L. 1739. Academicus. — See " Antiquarius." Academicus. Ret^ Avlay Macaulay, M.A. During his residence at the Univer- sity of Glasgow he wrote many essays, moral and literary, in "Ruddiman's Weekly Magazine," under the signature of "Academicus." Academicus. Charles Seager, M.A. Auricular confession . . . Oxf . 1842. Academicus. William Pulteney Alison. Correspondence between A. and Con- siliarius on the comparative merits of phrenology, and the mental philosophy of Reid and Stewart. Edinb. 1836. Ace Clubs. J. C. Loft in. Friendship : a poem . . . Montgomery, Ala., 1871. Acharius. Fredrik Vtlhelm Scholander. Luisella. 1867. Acheta. Miss L. M. Budgen. March winds and April showers ... By . . . L. 1854. Acheta Domestica. Miss L. M. Bud- \ gen. Episodes of insect life. By A. D. !L. 1849-51. Ackerlos, John. John Stores Smith. Selections from the poetry of H. Heine, trans, by J. A. L. 1854. Ackermann, Gottlieb. Franz Xaver Mayer. Volkspredigten und Homllien . . . Landshut, 1831. Acorn. James Oakes. AC AI> Actfea. Mrs. Elizabeth Cary Agassis, A first lesson in natural history. B. 1850. Acton, lilewellin. Wmne Edwin Baxter. Perseverance . . . L. 1863. Actor, An. Pierce Egan. The life of . . . L. 1826. Actress, An. Mrs. Anna Cora ( Ogden Mowaii) Ritchie. Autobiography of ... ; or, eight years on the stage. B. 1854. Actual Settler, An. H. Y. Bead, Suggestions on . . . colonization through the . . . allotment system. By . . . Mon- treal, 1865. Adair, James. Sir Richard Phillips. Five hundred questions and exercises on Murray's . . . English grammar. L. 1824. " Adam." Arthur Hugh dough. In hU Botbie of Tober-na-Vuollch. Hobbet was Ward Hunt; Adam, CIOQffh bimaelf ; Llnd- •ay, F. B. Johnaon of ChrUt Cbarcb ; Hewaon, J. 8. Winder of Oriel ; Arthur, H. W. Fisher of Christ Church; Alrlle, J. Deacon of Oriel; and Bir Hector . . ., Mr. Farquharson. Adam, Onkel. Carl Anton Wetter' bergh. The fatal chain. From the Swed- ish of . . . 1864. Adam, Uncle. Qeorge Mogridge. The Chinese. By . . . L. 1846. Adam, Adam Fltz. Edivard Moore, R. 0, Cambridge, Horace Walpole, Lord Cfiesterjield,etc. The world. L. 1755-57. Adam, Christian. Carl Christian Thorvcddus Andersen. Strid og Fred. Et Digt i sex sange. Copenhagen, 1858. Adams, Moses. Dr. George W. Bagby. For Virginians only. What I did with my fifty millions. By . . . P. 1874. Adams, Stephen. M. Maybrick. A prominent English singer and writer of music. Among other song^ he was the author of " Nancy Lee," of which more than 100,000 copies were sold. Adams, Will. John Neat. Errata; or, the works of Will Adams : a novel. 1822. Addle. Adelaide J. Cooley. Snow- flake's pleasure-book ; sunshine for dull days. N.Y. 1879. Ad***gl*n, Dr. Dr. A. Addington. An appeal to the public ; or, a review of the conduct of Dr. Ad — ^ng — n to Dr. Pigott. 1754. Addison, D. C. Charles Addison Daniel! . The street-singer: a poem. Chicago, 1880. Addison, The American. Joseph Dennie. 1768-1812. Addison of the North, The. Henry Mackenzie. 1754-1831. Addums, Mozis. Dr. George W. Bagby. Letters to Billy Irvins in the " Southern Literary Messenger." Adelaide. Miss Elizabeth Bogart, who, under this nom de plume, published her first poem in the "Long island Star" (Brooklyn), in 1825. Adeler, Max. diaries Heber dark. Out of the hurly-burly; or, life in an odd comer. By . . . P. 1874. Adeline. Mrs. E. F. A. Sergeant. Emald ; or, the martyr of the Alps : and other poems . . . With an introduction by A. L. 1843. Adept, An. Charles Johnston. Chrysal; or, the adventures of a guinea ... By . . . L. 1760. Adh^mar, Mme. la €••• D*. Baron jStienne L€on Lamothe-Langon, Souvenirs sur Marie-Antoinette . . . et sur la cour de Versailles . . . Paris, 1836. Adlna. Rev. Joseph H. Ingraham, The prince of the house of David ; or, three years in the Holy City ... L. 1859. Adirondack. Lucius E. Chittenden. Capture of Ticonderoga. Rutland, Yt. 1872. A^Jutor. Rev. Joseph Bretland, in the " Theological Repository." L. AdmlraL Admiral Bumey. — See Lamb's "Elia": " The Wedding." Admirer of Chivalry, An. Edward Francis Head. Poltroonius; a tragic farce in one act. B. 1856. Admirer of the Fine Arts, An. F, D. AstUy. Vamishando: a serio-comic poem. Sfanchester, 1800. Admirer of a Great Genius, An. Stephen Weston. A short account of the late Mr. R. Person ... L. 1808. Admirer of Monarchy and Bplsco- pacy. An. Zachary Grey, LL.D. Eng- lish Presbyterian eloquence . . . By . . . L. 1736. Admirer of Walter Scott, An. John Roby. The lay of the poor fiddler . . . L. 1814. Adnionlsh Crime. Bev, James Cook Richmond. He published a pamphlet at Boston under the anagram of "Admon- ish Crime." Adna, Aant. Mrs. Mary S. B. Dana, Author of numerous tales for children, etc. Adolf, Li. Adolf Lasson. Herzenstille. Lieder und Spruche. 1867. Adrian. James L. Cole. He published some fugitive poetry in the " New York Statesman " and in the " Ontario Reposi- tory," under that signature. Adrian. Anne Kent. Evelyn Stuart ; or. Right versus Might. By A. L. 1846. Adrienne. Mrs, J. P. Creswell. Adrienne. Miss Susan C. Hooper. During the war one of the most prominent contributors to the "Magnolia Weekly," Richmond, Va. AD AG Advena. Evan Evans, His bardic name. Advena. Diahy Pilot Starkey, who contributed to the "Dublin University Mag^aziue/' under this signature. Advenum. Edwara Tuckerman, — See " Notitia Literaria." Advocate General, The. Sir James Marriott, LL.D, Flan of a code of laws for the Province of Quebec; reported ... L. 1774. Advocate of the Cause of the Peo- ple, An. John Hope. Letters on the impressing of seamen, in the "Public Advertiser." Advocate of the Christian Bevela^ tion, An. Caleb Fleming. Remarks on . . . [the] "TVue Gospel of Jesus Christ asserted"... By... L. 1738. .Aldltuus. John Smith. Metrical re- marks on modem castles and cottages ... li. lolo. Aednr-nos, Seer I'Noh. John An- derson. The Chronicles of Reform of the Children of the Isles, in the days of Ar- thur [i,e., A. Wellesley, Duke of Welling- ton], the chief ruler of the land, and his colleagues. Translated from the Chal- daic manuscript by the learned pundit S. I. A. — "S. [A political satire in Bibli- cal language.] Edinb. 1882. ^niella Julia. Emily Julia Black. Byron: Salathiel, or the martyrs; and other poems. By M. J. L. 1855. .^Xlneas. James Francis Edward Stu- art, ^neas and his two sons : a true portrait. L. 1746. .^Ischines. Francis William Blagdon. A few brief remarks on a pamphlet . . . entitled Observations ... By -^. L. 1806. JEsculapius. Lawrence H. Potts (fV Af.D. Oracular communications, ad- dressed to students of the medical pro- fession. By . . . L. 1816. JEiBop. Mrs. LiUie Devereux BlaJce. In the New York " Telegram." Author of "Fettered for life "... N.Y. 1874. .Alsopy George Washin^^n. George T. Lanigan, in the New York " World." Afflicted Husband, An. Cuthbert Shaw. Monody to the memory of a young lady who died in childbed. By ... L. 1768. AfHcan Roscius, The. Ira Aldridge. Aftenvlt, Anthony. Benjamin Frank- lin, in a letter contributed to the " Penn- sylvania Gazette." P. July 10, 1732. Afton, Bide. Mrs, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper. Eventide : a series of tales and poems. B. 1854. Ag., A Alexander Agassiz. Obituary. [A biographical notice of Count L. F. de Pourtal^s.] From the "Amer. Jour, of Science." Camb., Mass. 1880. Agapida, Fray Antonio. Washington Irving. A chronicle of the conquest of Granada. By . . . P. 1829. Agate. Whitelaw lieid. After the war: a southern tour. 1865-66. Cin. 1860. Agatha. £eMt«Z<iuTenc«(?). Thanks- giving, and other poems. N.Y. 1880. Agathon, Paul. Elisabeth SchSjen. Kamilla; Bagnvald; and Jane Gray. Copenhagen, 187-. Aged Ijayman, An. Dr. Richard Poole. The grand contrast, God and man ... L. 1854. Aged Minister, An. Moses Dickin- son, An answer to a letter from an aged layman, to the clergy of the Colony of Connecticut . . . New Haven, probably 1767. Aged Native, An. Thomas Sander- son. An evening lay to the Vale of Sebergham. By ... in the " Carlisle Patriot." Aged Parson, An. Rev. Richard Warner. The diary of . . . Bath, 1848. Agent for Barbados, The. G. W. Jordan, Copies of a letter containing queries respecting the state of the silver and copper coins in Barbados ... L. 1816. Agent of the Corporation, The. Caleb Eddy. Historical sketch of the Middlesex canal ... B. 1843. Ager. R. M. Field, in his account of the journey of the Prince of Wales through New England, contributed to "The Boston Post," etc. Agg, John. Frank Cahill, in his con- tributions to "The Saturday Press." P. Aghonne, Mme. d'. Mme, Louise Lacroix, Une amie de pension. P. 1870. Aglaus. Henry Timrod, who contrib- uted poetry to the "Southern Literary Messenger," etc., and published a vol- ume of poems. B. 1850. Ago, Felix. Samuel Stehman Holder man. Rhymes of the poets. P. 1868. Agogos. Charles William Day, Max- ims, experiences, and observations of Agogos. B. 1844. Agrestis. Oen. Joseph Alston (?). Short review of the late proceedings at New Orleans, on suspending the writ of habeas corpus. Richmond, 1807. Agricola. James Anderson. In 1700 he commenced the publication of "The Bee" (1700-04), consisting of essays philosophical and miscellaneous. Dr. A. wrote those marked *' Senex,'* " Timothy AG 8 AL Hairbrain/' " Alcibiades/' and many others without signature. Afi^cola. William Elliott. Author of Address before the St. Paul's Agri- cultural Society, Charleston, 1850; Fi- asco, a tragedy, N.Y. 1850; and, Caro- lina sports by land and water, Charleston, 1856. A^^cola. Rev. Percival Stockdale. " In the summer of 1779, he wrote sev- eral political letters, with the signature of * Agricola,' in the * Public Advertiser.' " A^rlcola. W, F. Whitehouse, Let- ters and essays on sugar farming in Ja- maica. L. 1845. A^lcola. John Young, Letters of Agricola on the principles of vegetation and tillage . . . Halifax, N.S. 1822. Afprlcola. Rev, Charles Whitaker, Letters on free trade. 1851. A|p4cola. James Anderson. LL.D. Miscellaneous observations on planting and training timber-trees . . . Edinb. 1777. A^^rllder. Joseph Edwards. Rhymes in the West Country dialect ... L. 1870. Aguaverde, Antonio. Alfred TVum- hle. Contribution to "Tlie Boys and Girls' Weekly " (N.Y.). A^^echeek. Charles BvUard Fair- banks, who contributed sketches of for- eign travel, and essays, to the Boston ** Saturday Evening Gazette," under the signature of " Aguecheek." B. 1859. Ahem, Anna. Mrs. Frances West Atherton Pike. Here and hereafter; or, the two altars. By . . . B. 1858. Alilezer. William Broum. A tender and affectionate address to, and expostu- lation with, the people of Israel, the Jews. Huntingdon, 1814. Alkln, Berkeley. Fanny Aikin Kortright. The dean; or, the popular preacher, L. 1859; The old, old story, love, L. 1862. Alio, Thorny. John Taylor, the Water- poet. A full and compleat answer against the writer of the Tale of a tub in a tub, or a Tub lecture. By T. A. . . . L. 1642. AlmweU, Walter. William Simonds. The Aimwell stories. B. 1863. Aln [the Hebrew word for nobody]. William Stevens. A review of the Review of the new preface to the second edition of Mr. Jones's " Life of Bishop Home." L. 1800. Ainslle, Herbert, B.A. Edirard Maitland. The pilgrim and the shrine ; or, passages from the life and correspond- ence of . . . L. 1868. it Airy, Mr. Robert Habersham, in the Harv. Univ. Collegian." Camb. 1830. AJaz. Mr. Ainley. Social wastes and waste lands ... L. 1862. Akestes. William Smith. A few re- marks on the expectant treatment of dis- eases . . . Bristol, 1847. Akroates. Josiah F. Polk, A defence of the Protestant Bible . . . N.Y. 1844. Alastor. James Orton, *' Excelsior," or the realms of poesle, 1852; Poems, 1857 ; Caleb Redivivus, 1858. L. Alaux, Qnatave d'. Maxime Baybaud. L'empereur Soulouque et son empire. Paris. 1856. Alazon. Rev. Richard William Barnes. Let well alone ; or, removal of blemishes from church and state. L. 1860. Alba. Alexina B. White. Little-folk songs. N.Y. 1871, and in her contribu- tions to " The Riverside Magazine." Alban68, A. d'. Jean Alexandre Hav- ard. Notice sur La Eontaine . . . Paris, 1869. Albania Havard, d'. Jean Alexandre Havard. Voltaire et Mme. du Cb&telet . . . avec notes historiques par . . . Paris, 1863. Albanlcus. The Right Hon. David Stewart Erskine, 11th Earl of Buchan and 6th Lord Cardross. *' Lord Bacban was an occaaioDal contribator to variouA periodical pnblicatioiu. Hia favorite aignature waa *AlbanlcQ8,* under which, in a letter to hia friend * Hortus,* he deacribea hia own delightful reaidence of Dryborgh Abbey in the fourth volume of ' The Bee.* " There ia also, hi the "Gent. Mag." in 1784, a deacription of the grave of Oaaian, with an epi- taph in blank vorae (vol. 64, p. 404), over tne aame aignature. Albano. Count Karl August Adler- sparre, who published novels and lyrics under this name. Alb6. George Gordon NoHl, 6th Lord Byron. The footprints of A. [i'.«. Lord Byron] : a poem. Written by E. Bren- nan. Milan, 1874. Alben, Re^vk. Benjamin Walker, Rewk Alben the friar; his opinions on the ministry to the poor . . . Manchester, Eng. 1872. Albert. Rev. John Armstrong. Son- nets from Shakespeare. By . . . L. 1791. Albert. Al>bate Giovanni Battista For- tis. Travels in Dalmatia. 1774. Albln, S6bastlen. Mme. Hortense Lacroix Comu. Ballades et chants popu- laires (anciens et modemes) de TAlle- magne. Traduction nouvelle par S. A. Paris, 1841. Albion. Four pleasant epistles writ- ten for the entertainment and gratifica- AL 9 ALr tion of four impleasant characters ; yiz., a very exalted subject in his majesty's dominions [George, prince of Wales], the most unpatriotic man alive [C J. Fox], the most artful man alive [R. B. Sheridan], and Second Childhood [£. Burke]. L. 1789. Alcaeus. Samuel Boyse, in the " Grent. Mag." 1741-43. Alcseus. James Montgomery, in the " Poetical Register," 1801. Byron notices him in *' English bards and Scotch re- viewers " : — ** With broken lyre and cheek serenely pale, Lo 2 lad AlcaoB wanders down the vale." Alciblades. James Anderson. — See "Agricola." AlclbiadeB. Alfred Tennyson, in "Punch." Feb. and March, 1840. Alcof^ibas, le maglclen. Jean Bap- Htte Alfred Assolant, The fantastic his- tory of the celebrated Du Pierrot . . . L. 1876. Alderanl, liorenzo. Niccolb Ugo Fos- colo. Ultime lettere di Jacopo Ortis. Edited by L. A. L. 1814. Alderman, The. John Barber. The city jilt ; or, the A. tum'd beau, etc. L. 1740. Aldlborontiphoscophomio. James BaUaniyne. A nickname given him by Sir Walter Scott, in allusion to his pom- pous and dignified manner. Aleph. Humphry Fitzroy Woolrych. Aleph V. Colenso. Maidstone, 1866. Aleph. William Harvey. The old city, and its highways and byways . . . L. 1865. Alethea. Thomas H. Baird, in the Pittsburgh " Commercial Journal." 1861. Alethes, Clerophllus. John Constable (?). A specimen of amendments candidly proposed to the compiler [Charles Dodd, pseud., !.«., Hugh Tootell] of a work which he calls " The church history of England from the year 1600 to the year 1688." L. 1741. AlethlnoB. Bev. Hardinge Furemo Ivers. The audiblencss of thought dem- onstrated, and its use explained. 1866. Alethltheras. L. Osbom. Travels by sea and land. N.Y. 1868. Alethphllofi. Mrs. Mary Anne Wool- frey. Letters of . . . Newport, Isle of Wight, 1839. Aletor, Beq. Robert E, Strahom. Alex. Eliza A. White, As she would liave it. P. 1878. Alexander, Mrs. Mrs. Annie F. Hec- tor. Her dearest foe, 1876; The wooing o%187S. L. Alexander the Coppersmith. W. Boles. Milk for babes, meat for strong men, and wine for petitioners . . . trans- lated from the Arabic by . . . Cork, 1731. Alexander the Coppersmith, Ii]j.D. Thomas Erskine, Baron Erskine, The speech of . . . spoken at the meeting of the friends to the abuse of the freedom of the press. Jan. 19, 1793. [A satire upon T. Erskine, Baron Erskine.] L. 1793. Alexander the Corrector. Alexan- der Cruden. The adventures of . . . L. 1764. [He entitles himself corrector, from the nature of his office, which was to correct the press.] Alexander, Sir Drai^^canslr. Tobias George Smollett. A faithful narrative of the base and inhuman arts that were lately practised upon the brain of Hab- bakkuk Hilding [i.e., Henry Fielding], justice, dealer, and chapman, who now lies at his house in Covent Garden, in a deplorable state of lunacy, a dreadful monument of false friendship and delu- sion. By D. A., fencing-master and philomath. L. 1762. — See "Brit. Mus. Cat." Alexander, J. H., B.A. Alexander H. Japp. Lights on the way. Some talcs within a tale, by the late J. H. A., B. A., with an explanatory note by H. A. Page [also a pseud, of the author]. L. 1878. Alexander, John, a Joyner. John Taylor, the Water-poet. Love one an- other : a tub lecture preached at Watford in Hartfordshire, at a conventicle on the 26th of December last [16421. L. 1642. Alexandre. Alexandre Davy Dumas. La cour du roi P^taud. Paris, 1829. Alexis or the Worthy Unfortunate. Rev. Humphrey Sydenham. Being a true narrative of the affecting case of a young- gentleman whose ruin was caused by the late rebellion. L. 1747. Alexis, WUllbald. Georg Wilhelm Heinrich Haering. Cabanis, 1832 ; Haus Dusterweg, 1836 ; die zwolf Nachte, 1838; Novellen, 1880-31 ; Neue Novellen, 1836. Alfired. Samuel Adams, in the " Bos- ton Gazette" (Oct. 2, 1760). Alfred. Dr. Girardin. One of the writers, under this signature, of the essays in Wirt's "Old Bachelor" (1812). Alfred. Sir James Bland Burges Lamb, Bart, D.C.L., in "The Sun Newspaper." A series of letters under this signature, "in which he took a comprehensive view of the several states, political objects, and relative interests of all European Ali 10 AL governments. These letters he collected and published in 1702." AlAred. OrenvilU A. Sackett, who under this signature wrote some of the best and most widely circulated poetry of the day in "The New York Mirror," "New York Times," and "Long Island Star." Alfred. Rev, Samuel Kydd. China: its symbols, philosophy, antiquities. L. 1841. Alfired. Philip Withers. Nemesis; or, a letter to Alfred [relating to the mar^ riage of the Prince of Wales to Mrs. Fitzherbert] from ... L. 1789. AUtr«d. Rev. David Alfred Doudney, Sympathy ; or, words for the weak and weary. L. 1862. Al Fresco. Dr. Charles J. Kenworthy ( ? ) . Alfrled, Johan. Jean Jacques De Laet. — See " Bogaerts, Felix." Alffufto, Setlor. Nathan Ames. Childe Harvard : a romance of Cambridge . . . B. 1848. All Baba. Aberigh Mackay, contribu- tor to " Vanity Fair," of many sketches of India life and society. All Bey. Samuel Lorenzo Knapp. Extracts from a journal of travels in North America, consisting of an account of Boston and its vicinity. By ... B. 1818. All Bey, El Abassl. Domingo Badia^ y-Leblich. Voyages ... en Afrique et en Asie, pendant les anndes 1803, 1804, 1806, 180«, et 1807. Edited by B. [i.«., J. B. Boniface de Roquefort]. Paris, 1814. Alice, Cousin. Mrs. Alice {Bradley Need) Haven. The Coopers ; or, getting xmder way : a tale of real life. N. Y. Alice, Cousin. Miss Eliza Tabor. St. Olave's : a novel. N.Y. 1870. Allda. Mrs. Catharine Stratton Ladd. One of the noms de plume under which she has contributed tales, sketches, essays, and poems to various journals. Allen, An. il/ojr Friedrich Mueller. German love : from the papers of . . . 1858. Allent Baptist Dissenter, An. Seth Brooks. A plowman's complaint against a clergyman : being a letter to the Bap- tist Association at Philadelphia. By . . . P. 1767. Allgny. Claude F^lix Theodore Caru- elle. A French historical painter. Allqua. Mrs. Eliza 0. Peirson, in the periodical press. Aliquls. Rev. Richard Marks^ who " communicated his religious history, in an anonymous form, to 'The Christian Guardian,' in several papers, bearing the signature of 'Aliquis,' which were afterwards published (still anonymously) in a volume entitled The retrospect ; or, review of providential mercies." L. 1810. Aliquls. James Henry James. Gov- ernment as it is : a plea for parliamentary reform. By A. [In verse.] L. 1858. Aliquls. Rev. James Barr. A letter to the Hev. George Harris, containing an examination of the arguments adduced in his lectures to prove the non*existence of the devil. Liverpool, 1820. Allst. Francis Barham. Alist, an autobiography; or, an author's life in the nineteenth centurv. L. 1844. Allster, R. Alexander Robertson. Extermination of the Scottish peasantiy ... By . . . Edinb. 1863. All-Prtde, Iiord. John Sheffield, Duke of Buckinghamshire. A very heroi- cai epistle from my Lord All-Pride to Dolcommon ... L. 1679. Allan-Kardec. L^on Hippclyte Deni' sart Rivail. Le livre des esprits . . • Paris, 1857. Allde, Ekl'ward. John Taylor, the Water-poet. The pennyles pilgrimage, or the moneylesse perambulation of John Taylor, alias The King's Majestie's Water-poet. From London to Eden- borough on foot. By E. A. L. 1618. Alldred, Frederic. Henry F. Red^ doll. Allen, Grahame. George Arnold. Allen, John. Oscar Clute. The blessed bees. By. . . N.Y. 1878. Allen, 3IrB. Joslah. Marietta HoUey. My opinions and Betsey Bobbet's ... By J. A.'s wife. Hartford, 1875. Allen, PauL John Neal and Tobias Watk'ins, M.D. History of the Ameri- can revolution. By P. A. P. 1821. Paul Allen (1775-1826) was a Jonrnallst of Philadelphia ana Baltimore. He had long prom- isod this history, and obtained a lar^re subscrip- tion for it; but Mr. Neal wrote the flrst volume, and Dr. Watklns the remainder. Allendale, Alfired, Esq. Theodore Edward Hook. The man of sorrow. By ... L. 1800. Allerdyce. Robert Barclay. Agricul- tural tour in the United States. L. 1842. Allld. George T. Lanigan. National ballads of Canada . . . Montreal, 1805. Allin, Abby. Mrs. A. A. Carter (wife of Daniel S.). Home ballads: a book for New Englanders ... B. 1851. Allison, Joy. Mary A. Cragin. Kate Jameson and her friends. B. 1872. Allspice, Zekel. John Cooper Vail. Ali 11 AM Allyn, Ellen. Miss Christina Georgina Bo66etti. Her signature to poems pub- liahed in "The Gem," London, of which only four numbers were published; writ- ten almost exclusively by the Rossettis, Holman Hunt, and Ford Madox Brown. Allyne, Enylla. Mrs. Spencer, Almaviva. IlarrvSt, Maur, in his contributions to "The News-Letter'* (Chicago, 111.). Alma Viva. Clement Scott, "The ' Smiff Papers ' did much to extend the circulation of 'The Figaro,' as did also the dramatic criticism signed 'Alma Viya.' Mr. Doughty was the author of the first-mentioned feature ; Mr. Clement Scott, of the second." — See "Jotxmal- istic London," p. 94. Almaviva. Clement Scott, Drawing- room plays and parlor pantomimes. Collected ... L. 1870. Almore, Caspar. Frederick William- son Beasley, D.D, Papers from Orerlook house. P. 1866. Alof, V. Nicholas V. Gogol. Home life in Kussia. By a Russian noble. L. 1854. Alonzo. John Wingfield, in Byron's " Childish Recollections." Newark, 1807. Alpha. John Abraham, in the "La- dies' Journal," of Llskeard, Cornwall. 1868-78. Alpha. George Walker, 31. D. Death's waiting-room; or, the Girondist's last supper. A dramatic sketch. By A. L. 1851. Alpha. Mrs, L. L. Phelps, Grace Tilden; or, seven years' service for Christ. B. 1869. Alpha. Stephen M. Allen, Religion and science; the letters of "Alpha" on the influence of spirit on imponderable actienic molecular substances, etc. By ... B. 1874. AlphoUso, S. G. Alonzo G. Shears of New Haven (Ct.), in his contributions to various periodicals. Alpin. William Wilson, in his poems contributed to periodicals. Alq, Mme. Uoulse d'. Olga Ebhardt. La science du monde . . . Paris, 1876. Alston, Edith. Miss Mary Green Goodale of New Orleans, whose poems have appeared in the journals of that city under this pen-name. Altamont. Rev. Charles Jenner. Letters from ... in the capital, to his friends in the country. L. 1767. Alter. Bev. Joseph B. Owen. Chess studies. L. 18-. Alter £go. Robert E, Strahom. To the Rockies and beyond ; or, a summer on the Union Pacific Railroad and branches. Omaha, 1879. Altisonant, Lorenza 8, K, Hoshour. Letters to 'Squire Pedant by • . . Cin. 1860. Alton. A. L, Taveau. The magic word. B. 1855. Alumni of the University of Edin- burgh. John Lee, D.D., George Wilson, M,D., S, Brown, and others. Edinburgh academic annual for 1840, consisting of contributions in literature and science. By . . . Edinb. 1840. Alumnus, An. Rev. Daniel Oliver. Address at Dartmouth College, May 19, 1826. Alumnus, An. Jchn Gorham Palfrey, A letter to the corporation ... of Har- vard College ... B. 1886. Alumnus Cantabrigiensis. 7%oma8 Ignatius Maria Forster. Harmonia Mn- sarum . . . Bruges, 1843. The pre&ce U signed *' T. F.** Alumnus Edinensls. Alexander Ps> terkin, A letter to the Right Honour- able the Lord Provost of Edinburgh . . . Edinb. 1836. Alumnus of that College, An. John Lowell, LL.D. Further remarks on the memorial of the officers of Harvard Col- lege ... B. 1824. Alun Glan. Bardic name of the Rev. Thomas Jones, Alvarez, Espriella Manuel. Robert Soutkey. Letters from EngUnd. By . . • L. 1807. Amateur, An. C Badham, Brief recollections, chiefly of Italy. By . . . Glasgow, 1835. Amateur, An. Thomas Wilson, Cat- alogue raisonn^ of the select collection of engravings of . . . L. 1828. Amateur, An. Captain G. Boid. A concise history and analysis of all the principal styles of architecture . . . By ... L. lo^o. Amateur, An. N. B. Engleheart, A concise treatise on eccentric turning. By ... L. 1852. Amateur, An. William Cox, Crayon sketches by . . . N.Y. 1833. Amateur, An. Charles Clark. A doctor's "Do'Mngs; or, the entrapped heiress of Witham : a satirical poem. Totham, 1848.— See "Queerfellow, Quin- tin." Amateur, An. Col. George W. Hooper. Down the river; or, practical lessons under the code duello. N.Y. 1874. Amateur, An. Archibald N Car' michael. Genealogy of her majesty Queen Victoria . . . Edin. 1845. AM 12 AM Amateur, An. G,R. Walker, Hone*, their rational treatment ... By . . . L. 1806. Amateur, An. Charles Win.'^tan, An inquiry into the difference of style observ- able in ancient painted glass ... By . . . Oxf. 1847. Amateur, An. James Hail. The Jot- ting book : a political and literary experi- ment. By . . . L. 1839. Amateur, An. James Ktrke Pauld- ingCi). The new mirror for travellers ; and guide to the Sprines. By . . . N.Y. 1828. Amateur, An. Bernard BarUm, Poems. By . . . L. 1818. Amateur, An. Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe. Portraits by . . . Edinb. 1832. Amateur, An. Pierce Egan, the Elder. Real life in London; or, the rambles and adventures of Bob Tallyho, Esq., and his cousin the Hon. Tom Dashall through the metropolis ... By ... L. 1821. Amateur, An. Hon. E. 8. Abbot, afterwards Baroness Colchester, Views in London. [In verse.] By . . . Chis- wick, 1833. Amateur Casual, An. James Greets wood, in " The Pall Mall Gazette," who " gave it a good start by a graphic sketch of workhouse life, signed ' An Amateur Casual.' " Amateur Farmer, An. William Holt Beever. Notes on fields and cattle, from the diary of . . . L. 1862. Amateur Lambeth Casual. James Greenwood. The wilds of London . . . L. 1866; The true history of Little Rag- amufian, 1866. Amateur of Faahlon, An. James K. Paulding. Jokeby: a burlesque on Rokeby, a poem, in six cantos. L. 1813. fThis parody has also been attributed to John Roby, Thomas Tegg, and to the brothers James and Horace Smith.] Amateur Traveller, An. James Watson Webb. Altowan; or, incidents of life and adventure in the Rocky Mountains. By . . . Edited by J. W. Webb. N.Y. 1846. Ambassador, The. Samuel Turner, in Beloe's "Sexagenarian," Vol. II., 73. 2ded. L. 1818. Ambrose. Rev. J. Ambrose Wight, of Bay City, Mich., in his contributions to "The Evangelist." Ambrose, Father. Matthew Henry Barker, who wrote a good deal under this designation and that of "The Wanderer," as well as that of " Old Sailor." Ambrose, Paul. John Pendleton Kennedt/. Mr. Ambrose's letters on the rebellion. N.Y. 1865. Amelia. Mrs. Amelia I Coppuek)Welbif. Poems. By A. N.Y. 1842. A men der. Benjawsin F. Bumkam, A voice from the pews ; or, a tabernacle supplement. B. 1877. iUnerlcan, An. Freeman Hunt, American anecdotes: original and se- lect ... B. 1830. American, An. Edward Hahich, The American Churches the bulwarks of American slavery By . . . Newbnry- port, Mass. 1842. American, An. William Cohbett. An- nals of blood ... By . . . Camb. [Eng.] 1797. Ameneati, An. James F. Price. Castle Crosier : a romance. By . . . Annapolis, Md. 1827. American, An. Noah Webster, The revolution in France. N.Y. 1874. American, An. William Barton, A,M. The constitutionalist: addressed to men of all parties in the United States ... X • loU4. American, An. David Christy. Cot- ton is king . . . Cin. 1866. American, An. Hezekiah Hartley Wright. Desultory reminiscences of a tour through Germany, Switzerland, and France. B. 1888. American, An. Stephen Fiske. En- glish photographs ... L. 1869. American, An. 0. Prescott HiUer. English and Scottish sketches. L. 1867. American, An. David Everett. An essay on the rights and duties of nations, relative to fugitives from justice ... B. 1807. Anoierican, An. Arthur Lee. An es- say in vindication of the continental col- onies of America, from a censure of Adam Smith ... L. 1764. American, An. Rev. Mathias Bruen. Essays, descriptive and moral, on scenes in Italv, Switzerland, and France . . . Edinb. 1823. American, An. Leuns Cass. An ex- amination of the question now in discus- sion between the American and British governments, concerning the right of search. By . . . Baltimore, 1842. American, An. William Elliott. Fi- esco : a tragedy. N.Y. 1860. American, An. R, Davidson, Esq. Geograpliy epitomised ... in verse . . . By . . . L. 1787. American, An. James Fenimore Cooper. Gleanings in Europe : England. By . . . P. 1837. American, An. ^Theodore Sedgwick, AM 13 AM Hints to my countrymen, by . . . N.T. 1826. American, An. Mrs, Lydia Maria Child, Hobomok : a tale of early times ... B. 1824. American, An. Samuel FinUy Breese Morse, Imminent dangers to the free institutions of the United States through foreign immigration . . . N.Y. 1835. American, An. Sidney Edwards Morse. Letter on American slarery . . . By . . . N.Y. 1847. American, An. Henry M. Bracken* ridge. Letter on South Ajnerican affairs to Mr. Monroe. 1818. American, An. J. Pottinger. Let- ters of . . . mainly on Russia, etc. 1864. American, An. Alexander Hamilton. Letters to *<The Gazette of the United States." August 4-18, 1792. American, An. A. Bobinson. Life in California during a residence of ser- eral years in that territory . . . N.Y. 1846. American, An. Benjamin Young Prime, M.D. Muscipula siye Cambromy- omachia. The mouse-trap: or, the bat- tle of the Welsh and the mice, in Latin and English, with other poems in differ- ent languages. By . . . N.Y. 1840. American, An. Henry Wadsuforth Longfellow, Outre-mer ; or, a pilgrimage to the Old World. By . . . L. 1835. American, An. Samuel Low. The politician outwitted : a comedy . . • N.Y. 1789. American, An. James Sloan. Kam- bles in Italy in the years 1816-17. By . . . Bait. 1818. [Also attributed to Theodore Lyman.] American, An. Alexander Hill Ev- erett. Remarks on Gov. C. Strong's speech ... B. 1814. American, An. Richard Biddle, A review of Captain Basil Hall's travels in North America, in the years 1827 and 1828. L. 1830. American, An. George Henry Cal- vert. Scenes and thoughts in Europe. N.Y. 1847. American, An. James E. DeKay, Sketches of Turkey in 1831 and 1832. N.Y. 1833. American, An. Matthew Bennett Wynkoop, Song leaves from the book of Life and Nature. By . . . N.Y. 1852. American, An. Benjamin Church, M.D. The times : a poem ... B. 1765. American, An. Bev, Charles Inglis. True interest of America impartially stated. P. 1776. American, An. Duff Green, The United States and England . . . L. 1842. American, An. Joseph Hopkinson. What is our situation? and wnat our prospects ? . . . P. 1799. American, An, formerly a Member of Congrees. Fisher Ames. The influ- ences of democracy on liberty, property, and the happiness of society, considered. By . . . L. 1835. American In England, The. Alex- ander SlideU Mackenzie. The American in England. L. 1836. American in liondon. An. Rev. Calvin Colton. The Americans. 1833. American in Paris, The. John Sanderson. The American in Paris. L. 1838. American in the Service of the Viceroy, An. George Bethune English, A narrative of the expedition to Dongo- la and Sennaar, under the command of His Excellence Ismael Pasha . . . L. 1822. American Long Resident at Con- stantinople, An. Commodore David Porter, Constantinople and its environs. . . . N.Y. 1835. American recently returned from Europe, An, Robert Walsh, A letter on the genius and dispositions of the French government ... P. 1810. American Amateur in Europe, An. James Jackson Jarves. Art thoughts . . . 1869. American Angler, An. John J. Brown. American Angler's Guide . . . By . . . N.Y. 1845. American Artist, An. Laughton Os- bom. Handbook of young artists and amateurs in oil painting . . . N.Y. 1845. American Cato, The. Samuel Adams, so called by a newspaper writer. 1781. American Citizen, An. William Beach Lawrence, as translator of Marbois' " ffistory of Louisiana." P. 1830. American Citizen, An. Orville J, Victor. The American rebellion . . . By ... L. 1861. American Citizen, An. John Adams. Discourses on Davila ... B. 1805. American Citizen, An. James Barr Walker, D.D. The living questions of the age. By . . . P. 1869. American Citizen, An. Linus Pier- pont Brockett, M.D. The philanthropic results of the war in America . . . N.Y. 1864. American Consul at London, The. Freeman H. Morse. . . . American sea- men. . . . Letter from ... n. p. 1869. American Englishman, An. Sam- uel Mather, of Boston. An attempt to show that America roust be known to the Ancients ... B. 1773. AM 14 AM u Amerloan FaMus, The. Gtarffe Washington, so called in 1781. American Fanner, An. Hector St John Crevecoair. Letten. 1798. American Farmer, An. William Cobbett. Notes on American gardening and fruit. P. 1803. American Farmer, An. Frederick Law Olmsted. Walks and talks of . . . in England. N.Y. 1862. American Gentleman, An. Richard S. Coxe. Ajnerican Gentleman, An- WiUiam Clifftm, Gifford's "The Baviad" and Maaviad." [Also], A poetical epistle to the author, by an American gentle- man. P. 1709. American Gentleman, An. Benja- min Young Prime, M,D, The patriot muse ... L. 1764. American Gentleman, An. John Sanderson, Sketches of Paris: in fa- miliar letters to his friends. P. 1838. American Gentleman, An. Richard Alsop, as translator of The geographical, natural, and ciyil history of Chili. By Abb^ don J. Ignatius Molina. Middle- town, Ct. 1808. American Gentleman, An. Rev. Calvin CoUon. A voice from America to England. N.Y. 1837. American Girl Abroad, An. Miss Adeline Trafton. An American girl abroad. B. American Indian, An. Henry Home, Jr, The citizen of nature: in a series of letters from ... in London, to his friend at home. L. 1823. American Lady, An. Henry Wood. Change for the "American Notes" . . . L. 1843. American Ijady, An. Jf. Griffin. Impressions of Germany . . . Dresden, 1860. American Lady, An. Mrs. Chant, Memoirs . . . with sketches of manners and scenery in America ... L. 1810. American Navy Officer, An. Nor ihaniel Fanning, A narrative of the ad- ventm>es of an American navy officer, who served during part of the American revolution under Paul Jones. N.Y. 1806. American Novelist, Tlie. Mrs. H. B. 8towe. Byron painted by his com- peers . . . showing wherein the A. N. gives a truthful account, etc. L. 1869. American Officer In the Service of France. John Skey Eustace, Letters on the crimes of George III. . . . Paris, 1794. American Pastor, An. Rev, lliomas Bacon, Two sermons, preached to a congregation of black slaves . . . L. 1749. American Pbyslcian, An. Dr. Pat- rick Macaulay. How the cholera is prop- agated ... L. 1831. American Spy, The. Capt. Nathan Hale. The A. S. ; or, freedom's early sacriflce : a tale of the Revolution, founded on fact. Albany, 1857. [Writ- ten by Jeptha Root Simms.] American Wanderer. Arthur Lee. American wanderer through Europe. L. 1788. American Woman, An. Mrs. L. B. Urbino. An American woman in Eu- rope . . . American Woman, An. Helen C, Smith. Hints on dress . . . N.Y. 1872. American Woman, An. Mrs. H, C. Tracv Cutler, Letter from . . . to . . . Lord Palmerston. 1862. American us. Caleb Evans, A letter to the Rev. John Wesley ... L. 1776. Americus. Francis Lieber. Manual of political ethics. P. Americus. Oscar Montgomery Lieber, in his contributions to "The Evening Post." N.Y. 1872. Americus. Vine Wright Kingsley, Spain, Cuba, and the United States . . . N.Y. 1870. AmeruB. Alexander Chalmers. Char- acter of Dr. Johnson as drawn by him- self. " Gent Mag.," April, 1788, p. 300 ; original letter of Dr. Johnson, June, 1788, p. 479. Amea, Mrs. Nelly. Eleanor Kirk, Up Broadway, and its sequel. A life story. N.Y. 1870. Amey. Louis Xavier Eyma. His sig- nature to his translations and vaudevilles. Ami, Un. Rev. Thomas Hartley, Au- tobiographie de Swedenborg. Sous ce titre : reponse k une lettre qu'un un ami m'a ^crite. Saint-Amand, 1861. Amica. Miss Alice Pearce. An acros- tic on the Rev. R. H. Hitchins, in the " Cornish Magazine," 1828. Amicus. IVilliam A. Brewer, in his contributions to various old New York periodicals. Amicus. Sir Thomas Fairbaim, in the London "Times." Amicus. David Brown, Defence of the British and foreign Bible society. Edinb. 1826. Amicus. James Gordon, Eight letters on the subject of the Earl of Selkirk's pamphlet on Highland emigration . . . Edinb. 1806. Amicus. Joseph Lancaster. Fruits of Christian love ! a letter ... on the reli- gious instruction of their [the Quakers'] youth. L. 1808. AM 15 AN Amicus. John Canton. On the mag- netic needle, in the " G^nt Mag./' Decem- ber, 1761, p. 669. AmiciM. William Alexander, Quaker- ism onmasked: comprising a glance at J. Wilkinson's "Quakerism examined." By . . . York. 1839. Amicna. Rev. Benjamin Kent. A ser- mon in Marlborough, July 9, 1734. Per ... B. 1734. Arnicas Curiae. One of the pseudo- nyms attributed to Junius {q.v.). [The letter thus signed is dated June 10, 1769, and defends the letters of Junius.] Amicus Curias. John Payne Collier. Criticisms on the bar. L. 1819. Amicus Secandus. WiUiam A. Thom- son, D.D. Brief statement of reasons for Bible societies in Scotland withdrawing their confidence in the British and foreign Bible seciety. Edinb. 1826. Amigo. Dr. Salmon Skinner, in the N.Y. " Herald." Amner. Charge Steevens. Rev. Rich- ard Amner (1737-1803), a dissenting min- ister at Hampstead, near London, and afterwards at Coseley, in Staffordshire; still later, left off preaching and retired to his natiye town, Hinckley. " WbUst a rMldent at Bamp«tead, he became the rabject of itiallflrnant merriment to the learned commentator on Sbakecpeare, who, to his ever- lasting shame be it spoken, fathered on this harmless Divine many huUerou* notes of his •own," Amor PatrisD. Thomas Crowley. Dis- sertations 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. Kin priester, historic in sechs gcsangen. Breslau, 1881. Anacharsis. Jean Jacques Barth€lemy. Voyagpe du jeunc Anacharsis en Greece. Paris, 1788. Anacreon, The French. Pierre Lau- jon, 1727-1811, perpetual president of the Cavcau Modeme, a Paris club noted for its good dinners, but every member was obliged to be a poet. Ajiacreon Moore. Thomas Moore, 1779-1852. Anacreon of the Guillotine. Barhre de Vieuzac. 1755-1841. Anacreon, The Sicilian. Giovanni Meli, 1740-1815. Analytical Teacher, An. John U. Parsons. The analytical spelling-book . . . Portland, Me. Anchor. John Watts DePeyster. Chan- cellorsYille and its results . . . N.Y. lb()o. Ancien Car6 dn diocese de Quebec, Un. Very Bev. Thomas Maguire. Kecueil de notes diverses sur le gouvemement d'une paroisse . . . Paris, 1830. Ancien enfant de chcBur, Un. £mile Laurent. Les abb^ galants. P. 1882. Also ascribed to J^mile Colombey. Ancient Brahmin, An. Robert Dods- ley. The CEconomy of human life . . . Written by . . . L. 1750. Ancient, Oliver. Robert W, Mc Alpine, in his contributions to " Noah's Sunday Times" (N.Y.). Andersson, Anna. Anna Andersson WSstberg. Styfmorsblommoma. 1867. Anderson, Ralph. Robert Heron. A letter from K. A. Esq. to Sir J. Sinclair . . . Edinb. 1797. Andolt, Srnst. Bemhard Rudolf Abeken. Studies on the Dirine comme- dia of Dante. 1826. Andrade. Jo&o de Andradd Corvo de CamOes. Un conto ao serSk), 1852. Andr6, W. J. William Jerdan. In his aatobloffraphy 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. Andr^, an anagram of my name, which, like the sienatare of * Tentlia * (tns ancient name of Tweed), used by me ftt>m dM 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. John Andrews Jones. Andre^r, 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. Ane of that lll£. William Edmon- stoune Aytoun. Our Zion ... By . . . 1840. Ang, Phil. John Penny man. A bright shining light, discovering the pretenders to it, to the . . . Quakers, etc. By . . . L. 1680. Ange B^nigne. Mme. la Comtesse Paul de Af denes, in her contributions to " La Vie Parisienne." Angelina. Mrs. Angelina Levy Goetx, 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. AS 16 AN Angelonl, BattiBta. John ShMeare, M.D. Letters on the English nation. By B. A., a Jesuit ... L. 1755. Anglais Voyageur, Un. Martin Sher- lock. Lettres d' . . . Geneva, 1779. Angler, An. Charles Lanman. Adven- tures of ... in Canada, Nora Scotia, and the United States. L. 1848. Angler, An. Thomas Tod Sioddart, An anglei^s rambles and angling songs. L. 1866. Angler, An. John Henry Cliffs. Notes and recollections of . . . rambles among the mountains of Wales. L. 1860. Angler, An. Sir Humphry Davv. Sal- monia ; or, days of fly-fishing. lo28. Angler, A North Country. Thomas Doubleday. Coquet-dale fishing songs . . . Edinb. 1852. Angler and Blbllopollst, An Old. TTiomas Boose y. Piscatorial reminiscences and gleanings. L. 1835. Anglicanee Presbyter. John Wesley. C. Sallustii Crispi helium Catiliniarum et Jugurthinum . . . edidit ... L. 1749. Angli<^nus. R. S. Ellis. The trarel- ler's handbook to Copenhagen and its environs. Copenhagen, 1853. Anglican us, Li. T. Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Dean of Westminster. Angllcanus Presbyter. Joseph Hem- ington Harris. Auricular confession not the rule of the Church of England . . . L. 1852. Anglo-American. Sir Brenton Halli- burton, Knt.f 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, DJ). Ten letters ... on the Church and Church establishments . . . Toronto, 1839. Angove, Grace. Mrs. Grace MicheU, The gold fields of California, and strug- gles to win gold there and in England . . . 1868-69. Anlcetus. William Adolphus Clark. The cannonade. B. 1861. Animal Painter, An. James Wilson. The rod and the gun ; and a voyapre round the coasts of Scotland and the Isles. Ann. Airs. Ann Thomas. The dove- cot. 1834. Annof S^vansea. Ann KemUe. Cesa- rio Rosalba ; or, the oath of vengeance : a romance. L. 1819. Ann Jane. Mrs. Ann Jane Morgan. John Pottle, the farmer's man. L. Anna 3Iatllda. 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 resi- dence at Elorence, she contributed under the signature of ** Anna Matilda " to the "Florence Miscellany." Florence, 1785. Annlbale. Miss Anna Ballard. Fif- teen vocalises ... B. 1870. Also in her contributions to "The Mail" (N.Y.). Annotator. John Colder. 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 of 1837 ... By . . . B. 1839. Anonym, Walter, Residuary liega- tee of the late. Henry Jackson Sar- gent. Feathers from a moulting muse. B. 1854. Anonymous. Benjamin Dawson. Animadversions upon the conduct of the Rev. Dr. Rutherforth ... L. 1768. Anonymous, liondlnensls. Matthias Barbery , A.B. A letter to Dr. Calamy . . . L. 1718. [Also ascribed to Thomas Lewis.] Another considerable personage. Sir William Drummond, in Beloe's " Sex- agenarian." Vol. II., p. 124, 2d ed. L. 1818. Another Gentleman of Cambridge. John Duncombe. An evening contempla- tion in a college : being a parody on the Elegy in a country churchyard. By . . . L. 1753. Another Gentleman of ljincoln*a Inn. Thomas Edwards. A supplement to Mr. Warburton's edition of Shake- spear ... By . . . L. 1748. Another Layman. Wanoick Pal- Jray. 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 "The Question Stated." L. 1769. Anselmus. Rev. Samuel W. Duffield, of Bloomfield, N.J., in his contributions to " The Evangelist." Anstey, P. F. Anstey Guthrie. Vice versa. L. 1882. Anthony, Grey. Henry Carl Schil- ler. Christmas at the grange. Graham, 1845. Antl-Abolltlonlst, An. Russell Jar- vis. Facts and arguments against the election of General Cass . . . N.Y. 1848. AN 17 AX Anti-Belial. One of the pseudonTms attribated to Junius (q.v.). The letters thu« signed "are minor Philo- Jnniusee. to explain, defend, and support the repatation of Uie principal." Antl-Biireaiicra^ An. Adam Thorn. Remarks on the conrention . . . Mon- treal, 1835. Anti-Cotton. R, A, T. GtueoynB Cecil f Viscount Cranbome, Marquis of Sal- isburjf, in his contributions to '*The Qnarterly Review." L. Anti-Draco. John Disney, Five let- ters to Sir Samuel Romillj ... L. 1810. Anti-Fox. One of the pseudonyms attributed to Junius {q.v.). Under this signature he replied to Mr. Foz, In a letter dated Oct. 16, 1771. Anti-Harmonicas. Alexander Peter- kin. A poetical epistle to J»** T—* [John Tait], Esq. Edmb. 1807. Anti-Monopoly. William Duane. Obsenrations on the principles and op- eration of banking . . . Helmbold, 1804. • Anti-Quary. WiUiam H. TutkiU. His signature to a series of articles in the newspapers, consisting chiefly of in- cidents and anecdotes relative to early settlers of Cedar County, Iowa. Anti-Scribleru8 Hiatrionlcus. John SoberU. — See "A StroUng Player." Anti-Sejanoa. Rev. James Scott, The author of political essays published under the signatures of " Anti-Sejanus " and " Old Slyboots." Anti-S^anoa, Jr. One of the pseu- donyms attributed to Junius {q.v.). It is appended to a letter contributed to ** The pQblio Advertiser," dated Jane 24, 1767, and which is principally devoted to attacks on Lords Bute and Chatham. Anti-Socinus. Anselm Bayly, Re- 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 Ad- vertiser," 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 " siens •< Anti Stuart " in reference to John Stuart, SSarl of Bute, whose danghter Sir James Lowther had married. He then attacks the pybUc character of the Duke of Ghrafton, 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-tlieatricus. Thady Fitzpatrick. — See"T. F." Anti-Tindaliau. Robert Lyon. A letter to the Rev. Mr. James Adams at Kinnaird . . . Edinb. 1734. Anticant, Dr. Pesaimist. Thomas Carlyle, in Anthony Trollope's "War- den.'*' In the same, " Charles James (Ghvatly)" rep- resents Bp. Blomfleld of Xiondon; "Henry (Grantly),^ Bp. PhlllpotU of Exeter; and " Sam- uel (Grantlv)," Bp. Wilberforce of Oxford, then of Winchester. In Trollope's political novels, "Mr. Gresham" is said to mean Mr. Gladstone; " Mr. Baubeny,*' Lord Beaconsfleld; "Lord de Terrier," Lord Derby; and "Mr. Plantagenet Pallsser," Lord Carlingford. Anticipation. John Dickinson. An address on the past, present, and event- ual relations of the United States to France. N.Y. ISaS. Anti^aliican, An. JioAn Free, DJ), The monthly reviewers reviewed by . . . L. 1766. Antilore. Daniel Dulany. His sig- nature 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. Antiquarian, An. Royal R, Hinman, The blue laws of New Haven Colony . . . Compiled . . . Hartford, 1838. Antiquarian, An. Henry Phillips, Jr, Historical sketches of the paper money issued by Pennsylvania ... P. 1862. Antiquarian Doctor, An. Thomas Amory. An antiquarian doctor's sermon on an antiquated subject ... L. 1768. Antiquarius. Joan Loveday, D.C.L, For many years a contributor to the "Gent Mag.," under the signatures of " Antiquarius," " Academicus," " Vin- dcx," " Scrutator," and others. Antiquary, An. Richard Thomson. Chronicles of London Bridge. L. 1827, 1839. Antiquary, An. Alexander Maxwell Adams, The Crawf urd 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 allu- sive arms borne by families of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Lreland. Collected by . . . L. 1803. Antiquary, An. Thomas Wright. Wanderings of . . . L. 1861. " Antiquary, The." George Liuermore. The origin, history, and character of the New England Primer ; being a series of AK 18 articles contributed to the "Cambridge Chronicle " by . . . Camb., Mast. 1849. Antlqultatla Conservator. ThomoB Fisher, Esq., F.Sji, The Crown Inn at Rochester, and its carious cellars, in the "Gent. Mag./' vol. 59, p. 1186. AntonelU, Giuseppe. Humphry Sand' with. The hekim bashi; or, the adyen- tures of ... a doctor in the Turkish ser- rice. L. 1864. Antony. Antoine Nicolas B^raud, Guido Reni, 1833; Le Gars, 1834; IAIia, 1884; La Lescombat, 1841. Paris. Anvil, Sir John. — CrowU^. A man- ufacturer, the " Sir John Anyil " of Ad- dison's " Spectator." Ape. Mons. Pellegrini, in his contribu- tions to "Vanity Fair" (L.). Apex. William A. Brewer, in his con* tributions to "The Herald" (St. Joseph, Mo.). Apostle of Temperance. Eev. Theo- bald Mathew, Aptommas, Mr. Mr, Thomas, the harpist. A history of the harp. N.Y. 1864. Aqulla. Samuel Alexander, Serious thoughts on the fall and restoration of man . . . By ... L. 1814. Aquillus. John Wilson. Horas Catul- liansB, in ** Blackwood's Magazine." Vol. 61, p. 374, etc. Aq^-s, Vive Valeque. Rev. 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