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Twelfth of August. Anon. Hone’s Every-day Bk, 12 Aug 1825.
A character. Signed ‘Lepus’. New Times 25 Aug 1825.
The ass. Signed C. L. Hone’s Every-day Bk 5 Oct 1825.
In re squirrels. Signed C. L. Hone’s Every-day Bk 18 Oct 1825.
Pindaric ode to the treadmill. New Times 24 Oct 1825. Rptd with
changes in Album verses 1830.
The poetical cask. New Times 24 Oct 1825. Poem.
Popular fallacies. NMM Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr and Sep 1826. Rptd in
Last essays of Elia 1833.
An appearance of the seasons. Anon. Hone’s Every-day Bk 28 Jan
1826.
Popular fallacy: that my Lord Shaftesbury and Sir William Temple
are models of the genteel style in writing . . .. NMM Mar 1826.
Rptd as The genteel style in writing in Last essays of Elia 1833.
The religion of actors. Anon. NMM Apr 1826.
The months. Signed C. L. Hone’s Every-day Bk 16 Apr 1826.
Popular fallacy: that great wit is allied to madness. NMM May 1826.
Rptd as Sanity of true genius in Last essays of Elia 1833.
Popular fallacy: that a deformed person is a lord. NMM June 1826.
Reminiscences of Juke Judkins, esq. Signed Elia. NMM June 1826.
Reminiscences of Sir Jeffery Dunstan. Signed C. L. Hone’s Every-day
Bk 22 June 1826.
The defeat of time. Signed Elia. Hone’s Table Bk 1827.
A death-bed. Signed L. Hone’s Table Bk 1827. Rptd in Last essays of
Elia 1833, but not in subsequent edns.
Extracts from the Garrick plays. Hone’s Table Bk 1827.
Mrs Gilpin riding to Edmonton. Anon. Hone’s Table Bk 1827.
Gone or going. Hone’s Table Bk 1827. Rptd with deletions as Going
or gone in Album verses 1830. Poem
Angel help. NMM 1827. Rptd in Album verses 1830. Poem.
Verses for an album. The Bijou 1828. Rptd as In my own album in
Album verses 1830.
Shakespeare’s improvers. Signed C. L. Spectator 22 Nov 1828.
The wife’s trial. Blackwood’s Mag Dec 1828. Play
On an infant dying as soon as born. The Gem 1829. Rptd in Album
verses 1830. Poem.
The gipsy’s malison. Blackwood’s Mag Jan 1829. Rptd in Album
verses 1830. Poem.
The christening. Blackwood’s Mag May 1829. Rptd in Album verses
1830. Poem.
For a young lady’s album. Blackwood’s Mag May 1829. Rptd as In the
album of Miss _ in Album verses 1830. Poem.
For the album of Miss _ . . .. Blackwood’s Mag June 1829. Rptd as In
the album of a French teacher in Album verses 1830.
To Emma, learning Latin, and desponding. Blackwood’s Mag June
1829. Poem.
Saturday night. Signed Nepos. The Gem 1830.
The pawnbroker’s daughter: a farce.Anon. Blackwood’s Mag Jan 1830.
Clarence songs. Signed C. L. Spectator 24 July 1830.
The royal wonders. The Times 10 Aug 1830. Poem.
A true story. The Talisman 1831.
To C. Aders, esq. Hone’s Year Bk 19 Mar 1831. Poem.
Hercules pacificatus. Englishman’s Mag Aug 1831.
Reminiscences of Elliston. Signed Mr H. Englishman’s Mag Aug
1831. Rptd with slight changes as To the shade of Elliston and
Ellistoniana in Last essays of Elia 1833.
Lines suggested by a sight of Waltham Cross. Englishman’s Mag Sep
1831.
Peter’s net . . . No I. Recollections of a late Royal Academician.
Englishman’s Mag Sep 1831.
Peter’s net . . . No II. On the total defect of the faculty of imagination
observable in the works of modern British artists. Englishman’s
Mag Oct 1831. Rptd as Newspapers thirty-five years ago in Last
essays of Elia 1833.
The change. Hone’s Year Bk 30 Dec 1831. Rptd as To Louisa M_ . . . in
Poetical works 1836. Poem.
The self-enchanted. Athenaeum 7 Jan 1832. Rptd in Poetical works
1836.
Munden, the comedian. Athenaeum 11 Feb 1832.
The parting speech of the celestial messenger to the poet.
Athenaeum 25 Feb 1832.
Existence, considered in itself, no blessing. Athenaeum 7 July 1832.
Poem.
On the total defects of the quality of imagination, observable in the
works of modern British artists. Moxon’s Reflector no 2 Dec 1832.
Rptd and completed in Athenaeum 12, 19, 26 Jan and 2 Feb 1833;
rptd as Barrenness of the imaginative faculty in the productions
of modern art in Last essays of Elia 1833.
In the album of Edith S_. Athenaeum 9 Mar 1833. Rptd in Poetical
works 1836.
Thoughts on presents of game, etc. Signed Elia. Athenaeum 30 Nov
1833.
To a friend on his marriage. Athenaeum 7 Dec 1833. Rptd in Poetical
works 1836. Poem.
To Samuel Rogers . . .. The Times 13 Dec 1833. Poem.
To T. Stothard, esq. Athenaeum 21 Dec 1833. Rptd in Poetical works
1836. Poem.
Cheap gifts: a sonnet. Athenaeum 15 Feb 1834. Rptd in Poetical
works 1836.
Posthumous publications
Table-talk by the late Elia. Athenaeum 4 Jan, 31 May, 7 June, 19 July
1834.
To Clara N_ . Athenaeum 26 July 1834. Poem.
[Forster, J.] Lamb: his last words on Coleridge; Lamb: an autobiographical
sketch. NMM Feb and Apr 1835.
To Margaret W_ . Athenaeum 14 Mar 1835. Poem.
The first leaf of spring. Athenaeum 10 Jan 1846 (probably contributed
by T. Westwood). Poem.
Lines addressed to Lieut R. W. H. Hardy . . .. Athenaeum 10 Jan 1846
(probably contributed by T. Westwood). Poem.
On being asked to write in Miss Westwood’s album. Athenaeum 10
Jan 1846 (probably contributed by T. Westwood). Poem.
Cupid’s revenge. Harper’s Mag Dec 1858. From T. Allsop’s collection
of Lamb’s mss.
What is an album? N & Q 11 Oct 1856 (contributed by J. M. Gutch).
Poem.
The sisters. N & Q 4 June 1870 (contributed by T. Westwood). Poem.
[Five comic epitaphs.] New York Tribune 22 Feb 1879 (contributed
by J. H. Siddons).
Brevis Esse Laboro ‘One Dip’ and Suum Cuique. The Taylorian Mar
1884 (contributed by J. A. Hessey). Poems, the second in Latin.
Barnett, G. L. An unpublished poem by Charles Lamb. HLQ May
1943.
Turnbull, J. M. Two Lamb poems. TLS 5 Feb 1949.
Prance, C. A. A forgotten skit by Lamb. TLS 9 Feb 1951.
Barnett, G. L. Lamb and the Button family: an unpublished poem
and letter. HLQ Feb 1956.
Barnett, G. L. An unpublished review by Charles Lamb. MLQ Dec
1956.
Schwartz, L. M. A new review of Coleridge’s ‘Christabel’. SiR 9 1970.
James, L. The Lambs’ story of revolutionary France: a newly discovered
fragment. Charles Lamb Bull Apr 1973.
Wills, J. T. New Lamb material in the Aders album: Jacob
Götzenberger and two versions of ‘Angel Help’. HLB 22 1974.
Courtney, W. F. New Lamb texts from The Albion? Charles Lamb
Bull Jan, Apr, Oct 1977.
Contributions to collaborative works
Gory, J. C. Sentimental tablets of the good Pamphile. Tr P. S. Dupuy
1795. Rev for pbn by Lamb.
Coleridge, S. T. Poems on various subjects. 1796, Oxford 1990 (facs).
Includes 4 sonnets by Lamb.
Charles Lamb
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