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>ham Archer. The recreations of ... L 18-.

Ziim, Serjeant. James Edwm Wil- son. A throw for the throne; or, the prince unmasked. L. 1872.

Zion. John Waul. The standard of Zion. . . Birmingham, 1881.

Zlska. Amos Jay Cummings. in the New York "Sun."

Zulano. Jerome Alfred Harte, who, under this pseudonym, for four years contributed to the San Francisco " Argo- naut " feudleton, with the title " Echoes from Everywhere"; also sketches and translations.

ZZ, J. Rev. John Butler. The

genuine will of a clergyman lately de- ceas'd ... L. 1750.

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, . . inclosing hymn to Christopher North, Esq.. [with the hymn], in " Blackwood's Magazine," Vol. IX., pp. 59-64. A., C. C. Rev G. O Adams A tt JT " "R J * "1VT" " IF J * "N" and "E " Letters' from the Irish High- lands. L. 1825.
 * . William Maginn. Letter from

The letters signed "H" were written by Henry Blake, Esq., of Eenvyle; the others by Mrs. Blake and her sisters

A., H. and R. Harriet and Rose Ac- ton. Poems. L. 1846.

A., J. Dr. John Aiken, in "Gent. Mag."; Nichols* "Literary Anecdotes, 18th Century," IX., 384.

A. B. Richard Allen (?). The for- tune hunter's guide, etc. By ... 1840 (?).

A. S, Rev. Thomas Russell

In Alhbone's " Critical Dictionary of English Literature," Vol. IL, under Joseph Ritson, on p. 1812, about one-third down on first column, I find,

" The controversy was carried on by different parties in London ' Q-ent. Mag./ 1782, etc. ('A. S/ stands for JRev. Thomas Russeft)."

A. W., Farmer. Free thoughts on the proceedings of the Continental ongress held at Philadelphia, Sep- tember 5th, 1774, ete. By ... n.p., n.d.

Said by Mr. John Russell Bartlett to be the joint production of Dr. Sedbury, afterwards Bishop of Connecticut, and Mr. Isaac WiTJtins, & West-Chester farmer.

A., W. G. G. TT. Allen. Two ghost tales : poems. Nottingham, 1870.

Absentee, An, Rev. Edward Mangin. Utopia found: being an apology for Irish absentees ... by ... Bath, 1813

Achates. Thomas Ptnckney. Reflec- tions occasioned by the late disturban- ces [by negroes] in South Carolina. By,. . Charleston, 1822.

Acorn. James OaJces.

In the Boston " Sunday Herald " for Dec, 7, 1884, is an article called " Passing Away," whiofa

gives an account of " The Place where the ' Scar- let Letter * was written." In this article a bit of information is given about James OaJces. He was something of a literary man, a good theatri- cal critic, and wrote for the Boston "Post" and New Tori papers over the signature of " Acorn." He was a friend of Edwin For- rest.

Agricola. Rev. Percival Stockdale.

In the summer of 1779, J5ev. Percival StocJs- dale wrote several political letters with the sig- nature " Agncola.'* They were published by Mr. H. S. Woodfall in the**' Public Advertiser."

"Literary Anecdotes of 18th Century,'* Nichols, Vol. Vm., p. 25, note at foot. The opening of the note is on p. 18, and is signed on p. 29 as " J. P." The next sentence says written by Jane Porter.

Albens, le yicomte d'. Mme Urbam Rattaszi. Articles in the journal "Le Pays," notably parisiennes "Lettres," and among other novels, "Le quartrieme larron," published in 1862.

Alceste. Louis Amde Engine A chard. Lettres parisiennes, the first of which appeared in " L*Assemble Rationale/* April 14, 1849, and several of the follow- ing appeared signed " Alceste/'

Allen, Grant. Charles Grant Blair- findie Allen. Physiological aesthetics. L. 1877.

Alphonso. John Nichols.

Li August, 1778, John Nichols became asso- ciated with David Henry in the management of the " Gent. Mag.," and from that time not a single month elapsed in which he did not wnte several articles in that miscellany, some with his own name or his initials, and some anonymously. A note to the above says, under these signatures, " Alpbonso " John Nichols : " Eugenlo " ** John Nichols,' "M. Green ~ John Nichols; "A London Antiquary'* John Nichols: "J. 23V' John Nichols. "Literary Anec- dotes of 18th Century," FiCHOLS, Vol. VL, p. 628 and note.

Amateur, An. Hon. E. S. Abbot, afterwards Baroness Colchester. Views in London [in verse], sketched from a window in the "Palais de la VeriteY* etc. Chiswick, 1833,

American, An. Henry Pickering Poems by ... B. 1830.