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Rossetti, W. M. Macmillan’s Mag Mar 1876; Dowden, E. Contemp
Rev July 1877. Overviews.
L., F. N & Q 12 May 1877. On the original of How it strikes a contemporary.
Gigadibs. N & Q 7 July 1877. Sordello (Who was ‘my English eyebright’?).
S., R. N & Q 8 Sep 1877. Christmas-eve. See also F. M. J. 6 Oct 1877.
Morley, H. Nineteenth Cent Feb 1878. Rev of Pacchiarotto,
Agamemnon.
Saturday Rev 7 Jan 1881, 7 Jan 1882; Acad 9 July, 5 Nov, 3 Dec 1881, 11
May 1882; Critic 22 Oct 1881; Cambridge Rev 9 Nov 1881; Literary
World (Boston) 3 Dec 1881, 25 Feb, 11 Mar 1882; Pall Mall Gazette
22 Dec 1881; Furnivall, F. J. Literary World 11 Mar 1882. Notices of
newly founded Browning Socs in London, Cambridge, Boston,
Dublin, Cornell etc.
Furnivall, F. J. (ed). The [London] Browning Society’s papers. 13 pts
1881–91. Usually bound into 3 vols. Includes the following articles:
[Pt I] Browning, Essay on Shelley; Carson, T. W., Sample of
the end-changed, fresh, and left-out lines in Paracelsus;
Furnivall, F. J., A bibliography of Robert Browning 1833–1881 and
trial-list of criticisms and notices of Browning’s works;
Furnivall, F. J., Changed rymes [sic] and fresh lines in Sordello;
Kirkman, J., Introductory address at the inaugural meeting of
the Browning Society. [Pt 2] Additions to the Bibliography;
Kirkman, J., Introductory address to the Browning Society;
Nettleship, J. T., On Browning’s Fifine at the fair and
classification of Browning’s works; Orr, A., Classification of
Browning’s poems; Radford, E. W., The Moorish front to the
Duomo in Luria and the original of Ned Bratts; Sharpe, J.,
Analysis and summary of Fifine at the fair; Sharpe, J., On Pietro of
Abano and the leading ideas of Dramatic idyls, 2nd ser;
Thomson, J., Notes on the genius of Browning. [Pt 3] Beale, D.,
The religious teaching of Browning; Bury, J., Browning’s philosophy;
Corson, H., The idea of personality as embodied in
Browning’s poetry; Johnson, E., Conscience and art in Browning;
Johnson, E., On Bishop Blougram’s apology; Marx, E., An
account of Abbé Vogler. [Pt 4] Bulkeley, H. J., James Lee’s wife;
Nettleship, J. T., Browning’s intuition; Revell, W. F., Browning’s
poems on God and immortality as bearing on his life here;
Turnbull, Mrs, Abt Vogler; West, E. D., One aspect of Browning’s
villains; Westcott, B. F., On some points in Browning’s view of
life. [Pt 5] Morison, J. A. C., On Caliban upon Setebos; Raleigh, W.
A., On some prominent points in Browning’s teaching; Turnbull,
Mrs, On In a Balcony. [Pt 7] Berdoe, E., Browning as a scientific
poet; Johnson, E., On Mr Sludge, ‘the medium’; Symons, A., Is
Browning dramatic? [Pt 8] Bulkeley, H. J., The reasonable rhythm
of some of Mr Browning’s poems; Bury, J. T., On Aristophanes’
apology; Fleming, A., On Andrea del Sarto; Herford, C. H., On
Prince Hohenstiel-Schwangau; Nettleship, J. T., The development
of Browning’s genius in capacity as poet or maker; Outram,
L. S., Columbe’s birthday, act IV, on the avowal of Valence;
Pearson, S., On Browning as a landscape painter. [Pt 9] Furnivall,
F. J., A grammatical analysis of O lyric love; Glazebrook, Mrs, On
A death in the desert; Ormerod, H., Some notes on Browning’s
poems referring to music; Symons, A., Some notes on Parleyings;
Todhunter, J., Strafford at the Strand Theatre. [Pt 10] Barnett, P.
A., On Browning’s Jews and Shakespeare’s Jew; Berdoe, E., On
Browning’s estimate of life; Ormerod, H., On Abt Vogler; Revell,
W. J., On Browning’s view of life; Stoddart, A. M., On Saul;
Whitehead, C. M., On Browning as a teacher of the nineteenth
century. [Pt 11] Berdoe, E., On Paracelsus; Glazebrook, Mrs.,
Numpholeptos and Browning’s women; Graham, J. J. G., The
wife-love and friend-love of Robert Browning; Ireland, A., A
toccata of Galuppi’s; King, J., Prince Hohenstiel-Schwangau;
Oldham, J. B., On the difficulties in Browning’s poems; Ormerod,
H., Andrea del Sarto and Abt Vogler; Robertson, W., On La
Saisiaz. [Pt 12] Alexander, W. J., On an analysis of Sordello;
Furnivall, F. J., On Robert Browning’s ancestors; Ireland, A., On
Browning’s treatment of parenthood; Revell, W. F., On the value
of Browning’s work; Rossetti, W. M., On Taurello Salinguerra;
Sagar, B., On the line-numbering in The ring and the book. [Pt 13]
Ireland, A., On Browning’s Cristina and Monaldeschi; Moulton,
R. G., On Balaustion’s adventure; Oldham, J. B., On Browning’s
dramatic method; Revell, W. F., On the value of Browning’s work;
Stefansson, J., How Browning strikes a Scandinavian. Also
includes reports of meetings, Browning notes and queries, and
occasional reprints of early reviews.
Furnivall, F. J. Acad 31 Dec 1881. On Ben Karshook’s wisdom and
Mill’s notes on Pauline.
Gosse, E. W. Cent Illus Monthly Mag. On Browning’s early poetry.
Literary World (Boston) 27 Aug 1881. On Browning’s attitude to periodical
publication, with a letter from him.
Stevenson, R. L. In Virginibus Puerisque, 1881. Opinion of The ring
and the book on p. 43.
Lewis, M. A. Macmillan’s Mag July 1882.
Literary World (Boston) 25 Feb, 11 Mar, 22 Apr, 2 Dec 1882.
N & Q 13 May 1882. Rev of 2nd vol of Browning Soc papers.
Punch 22 July 1882.
Symons, A. J. Wesleyan Methodist Mag Dec 1882. Browning as a religious
poet.
Christian Register 31 May 1883; Critic 17 Mar 1883. Revs of Selections
ed R. G. White.
Courthorpe, W. J. Nat Rev June 1883; Pall Mall Gazette June 1883.
Noting misprints in Jocoseria.
Cooke, G. W. Jnl of Speculative Philosophy July 1885. Overview.
Faucit, H. S. In her On some of Shakespeare’s female characters,
1885. By the actress who performed in many of the original stagings
of Browning’s plays.
Ferrar, M. N & Q 28 Mar 1885. A mistake in Ferishtah?
Tennyson, A. Tiresias and other poems. 1885. Dedicated to
Browning.
Chicago Tribune 9 Feb 1886. On the ‘healthy craze’ for Browning.
Corson, H. Introduction to the study of Robert Browning’s poetry.
Boston 1886, 2nd edn 1888, 3rd edn 1889.
G., G. G. N & Q 7 Aug 1886. How they brought the good news. See also
Brierley, H., 23 Oct 1886.
Symons, A. An introduction to the study of Browning. 1886 (including
a reprint of discarded prefaces to some of Mr Browning’s
works), 1906 (enlarged). Reviewed by W. Pater, Guardian 9 Nov
1887, rptd in Essays from the Guardian, 1896.
Cohen, M. M. The Jewish Messenger Mar 1887. Study of Jochanan
Hakkadosh.
Dowden, E. Fortnightly Rev June 1887. Overview.
Fotheringham, J. Studies in the poetry of Robert Browning 1887.
Kingsland, W. G. Robert Browning: chief poet of the age 1887.
O’Connell, R. N & Q 8 Jan 1887. The statue and the bust. See also
Furnivall, F. J., 15 Jan 1887.
Trollope, T. A. In What I remember, 1887.
Wilde, O. Pall Mall Gazette 17 Feb 1887.
Amer N & Q 26 May 1888. Halbert and Hob.
Amer N & Q 2 June 1888. Mr Sludge, the medium.
Amer N & Q 16 June 1888. Caliban upon Setebos.
Amer N & Q 16 June, 30 June, 14 July 1888. The ring and the book.
Amer N & Q 30 June 1888. Bishop Blougram’s apology.
Amer N & Q 7 July 1888. The lost leader.
Amer N & Q 15 Dec 1888. Childe Roland.
Atlantic Monthly Sep 1888.
Dowden, E. In Transcripts and studies, 1888. On Sordello.
Fay, H. W. Acad 16 June 1888. On Browning’s ‘distressing blunder’
over the meaning of the word ‘twat’ in Pippa passes.
Pall Mall Gazette 9 July 1888. Browning and periodicals. Browning’s
reply 9 July 1888.