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Woolf, V. Lockhart’s criticism. In her Moment and other essays, 1947.
Cowley, J. Lockhart and the publication of Marmion. PQ 32 1953.
Lochhead, M. Lockhart. 1954.
MacCurdy, E. Lockhart, champion of Shelley. TLS 12 Aug 1955.
Parker, W. M. Lockhart’s notes on Paradise lost. English 12 1958.
Hart, F. R. Proofreading Lockhart’s ‘Scott’: the dynamics of biographical
reticence. SB 14 1961.
Corson, J. C. Lockhart the scorpion: an unpublished manuscript.
Stud in Scottish Lit 1 1964.
Shattock, J. In her Politics and reviewers: the Edinburgh and the
Quarterly in the early Victorian age, Leicester 1989.
See also under Sir Walter Scott, col 992.
William Maginn 1793–1842
For a bibliography see Sadleir, below.
Collections
Miscellaneous writings. Ed R. S. Mackenzie 5 vols New York 1855–7.
Vols 1–2 The Odoherty papers; vol 3 Shakespeare papers; vol 4
Homeric ballads and comedies of Lucian; vol 5 The Fraserian
papers, with a life of the author.
Miscellanies, prose and verse. Ed R. W. Montagu [Johnson] 2 vols
1885. With memoir.
Ten tales. 1933. Preface signed W. B.
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Whitehall: or the days of George IV. [1827.] Anon.
The city of demons. In A. A. Watts, The literary souvenir, 1828.
Memoirs of Vidocq, translated from the French [of E. Morice and L.
F. L’Héritier]. 4 vols 1828–9; Memoirs of Madame Du Barri: translated
from the French [of E. L. de La Mothe Langon], by the translator
of ‘Vidocq’, 4 vols 1830–1. Respectively vols 25–8 and 29–32
of Autobiography: a collection of the most instructive and
amusing lives ever published. Vol 4 of Memoirs of Vidocq has a
sequel appended (apparently by the translator) signed H. T. R.
Both trns are conjecturally attributed to Maginn by Halkett and
Laing; they have also been assigned to George Borrow.
Magazine miscellanies. [1841.] Tales, verses, maxims etc.
The noctes ambrosianae of Blackwood. 4 vols Philadelphia 1843,
Edinburgh 1863; ed R. S. Mackenzie 5 vols New York 1866, 1 vol
1904 (abridged). First pbd in Blackwood’s Mag 1822–35. Mainly
by John Wilson, but some papers by Maginn, J. G. Lockhart,
James Hogg et al.
John Manesty, the Liverpool merchant; with illustrations by George
Cruikshank. 2 vols 1844.
Maxims of Sir Morgan O’Doherty. Edinburgh 1849. A parody of La
Rochefoucauld.
Homeric ballads; with translations and notes. 1850; ed S.
Mackenzie, New York 1856. Verse.
Jochonan in the city of demons. In Light from the East, ed G.
Measom, 1856.
A story without a tail. 1858. In Tales from Blackwood vol 2, ed G.
Saintsbury, 1928. First pbd in Blackwood’s Mag 1834.
Shakespeare papers: pictures grave and gay. 1859, 1860 (adds paper
on Hamlet and a sketch of Maginn signed B.).
A gallery of illustrious literary characters (1830–8) drawn by Daniel
Maclise and accompanied by notices, chiefly by William Maginn;
republished from Fraser’s Magazine. Ed W. Bates [1873].
Maginn also wrote a great deal in Blackwood’s Mag, Fraser’s Mag and
other jnls. The anon The military sketch book, 2 vols 1827, and Tales of
military life by the author of the Military sketch book, 3 vols 1829,
have also been implausibly attributed to Maginn.
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[Lockhart, J. G.] The doctor. Fraser’s Mag Jan 1831; rptd in A gallery
of illustrious characters, ed W. Bates, [1873].
[Kenealy, E. V. and D. M. Moir.] William Maginn. Dublin Univ Mag
Jan 1844.
Hall, S. C. A book of memories of great men and women of the age,
from personal acquaintance. 1871.
Sadleir, M. Bulwer: a panorama 1803–36. 1931. Appendix 4 consists
of a bibliography of Maginn.
Elwin, M. Victorian wallflowers. 1934.
Thrall, M. Rebellious Fraser’s. New York 1934.
Tragedy of a writer: Maginn. TLS 22 Aug 1942.
Wardle, R. M. Outwitting Hazlitt. MLN 57 1942.
Wardle, R. M.‘Timothy Tickler’s’ Irish blood. RES 18 1942.
MacCarthy, B. G. Centenary of Maginn. Stud 32 1943.
Herd, H. In his Seven editors, 1955.
Strout, A. L. Maginn as gossip. N & Q 2 June 1955.
Cooke, A. K. Maginn on John Keats. N & Q 3 Mar 1956.
Thomas Robert Malthus 1766–1834
See col 2491.
John Mitford 1781–1859
See col 408.
George Moir 1800–70
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Wallenstein, by F. Schiller, tr G. Moir. Edinburgh 1827.
Table-talk, or selections from the ana: containing extracts from the
different collections of ana, French, English, Italian, and
German. Edinburgh 1827.
The historical works of Friedrich Schiller, tr G. Moir. Edinburgh
1828.
Notes on Mr Bannerman’s ‘Inquiry into the rights of the guildry of
Aberdeen’ by a burgess. Aberdeen 1834.
Fragments from the history of John Bull. Edinburgh 1835.
Wallenstein’s camp, by F. Schiller, tr G. Moir. Boston 1837.
Treatises on poetry, modern romance, and rhetoric, being the articles
under those heads contributed to the Encyclopaedia
Britannica 7th edn. Edinburgh 1839.
Poetry, modern romance and rhetoric. Edinburgh 1851. Poetry and
modern romance by G. Moir, Rhetoric by W. Spalding.
The appellate jurisdiction of Scotch appeals. Edinburgh 1851.
Magic and witchcraft. 1852.
Extracts from lectures in J. Erskine, The principles of the law of
Scotland. Edinburgh 1870 (14th edn), 1874 (15th edn), 1881 (16th
edn), 1886 (17th edn) etc.
For Moir’s contributions to Blackwood’s Mag, Edinburgh Rev and
Quart Rev, see Wellesley vol 1, Toronto 1966; for his contributions to
Foreign Quart Rev, see Wellesley vol 5, 1989; for his contributions to
NMM see Wellesley vol 3, Toronto 1979.
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Scotsman 21 Oct 1870. Obituary. [gw]
James Montgomery 1771–1854
See col 408.
William Mudford 1782–1848
See col 965.
Robert Owen 1771–1858
See col 2498.