| All Fools’ Day | April, | 1821, | London Magazine. |
| Amicus Redivivus | Dec. | 1823, | “ “ |
| Bachelor’s Complaint of the Behaviour of Married People (A) | Sept. | 1822, | “ “ |
| Barbara S—— | April, | 1825, | “ “ |
| Barrenness of the Imaginative Faculty in the Productions of Modern Art | Jan., Feb. | 1825, | Athenaeum. |
| Blakesmoor in H.——shire | Sept. | 1824, | London Magazine. |
| Captain Jackson | Nov. | 1824, | “ “ |
| Chapter on Ears (A) | March, | 1821 | “ “ |
| Character of the Late Elia | Jan. | 1823, | “ “ |
| Child Angel: A Dream (The) | June, | 1823, | “ “ |
| Christ’s Hospital Five and Thirty Years Ago | Nov. | 1820, | “ “ |
| Complaint of the Decay of Beggars in the Metropolis (A) | June, | 1822, | “ “ |
| Confessions of a Drunkard | Aug. | 1822, | “ “ |
| Convalescent (The) | July, | 1825, | “ “ |
| Detached Thoughts on Books and Reading | July, | 1822 | “ “ |
| Dissertation upon Roast Pig (A) | Sept. | 1822, | “ “ |
| Distant Correspondents | Mar. | 1822, | “ “ |
| Dream-Children; A Reverie | Jan. | 1822, | London Magazine. |
| Ellistoniana | Aug. | 1831, | Englishman’s Mag. |
| Genteel Style in Writing (The) | March, | 1826, | New Monthly Mag. |
| Grace before Meat | Nov. | 1821, | London Magazine. |
| Imperfect Sympathies | Aug. | 1821, | “ “ |
| Mackery End, in Hertfordshire | July, | 1821, | “ “ |
| Modern Gallantry | Nov. | 1822, | “ “ |
| Mrs. Battle’s Opinions on Whist | Feb. | 1821, | “ “ |
| My First Play | Dec. | 1821, | “ “ |
| My Relations | June, | 1821, | “ “ |
| Newspapers Thirty-five Years Ago | Oct. | 1831, | Englishman’s Mag. |
| New Year’s Eve | Jan. | 1821, | London Magazine. |
| Old and the New Schoolmaster (The) | May, | 1821, | “ “ |
| Old Benchers of the Inner Temple (The) | Sept. | 1821, | “ “ |
| Old China | March | 1823, | “ “ |
| Old Margate Hoy (The) | July, | 1823, | “ “ |
| On Some of the Old Actors | Feb. | 1822, | “ “ |
| On the Artificial Comedy of the Last Century | April, | 1822, | “ “ |
| On the Acting of Munden | Oct. | 1822, | “ “ |
| Oxford in the Vacation | Oct. | 1820, | “ “ |
| Poor Relations | May, | 1823, | “ “ |
| Popular Fallacies: | Jan. to Sept. | 1826, | New Monthly Mag. |
| 1. That a Bully is always a Coward | | | “ “ |
| 2. That Ill-gotten Gain never prospers | | | “ “ |
| 3. That a man must not laugh at his own jest | | | “ “ |
| 4. That such a one shows his breeding, etc. | | | “ “ |
| 6. That Enough is as good as a Feast | | | “ “ |
| 10. That Handsome is that Handsome Does | | | “ “ |
| 11. That we must not look a Gift-Horse in the Mouth | | | “ “ |
| 13. That you must love me and love My Dog | | | “ “ |
| 14. That we should rise with the Lark | | | “ “ |
| 15. That we should lie down with the Lamb | | | “ “ |
| 16. That a sulky temper is a Misfortune | | | “ “ |
| Praise of Chimney-Sweepers (The) | May, | 1822, | London Magazine. |
| Quakers’ Meeting (A) | April, | 1821, | “ “ |
| Rejoicings upon the New Year’s Coming of Age | Jan. | 1823, | “ “ |
| Sanity of True Genius | May, | 1826, | New Monthly Mag. |
| Some Sonnets of Sir Philip Sydney | Sept. | 1823, | London Magazine. |
| South-Sea House (The) | Aug. | 1820, | “ “ |
| Stage Illusion | Aug. | 1825, | “ “ |
| To the Shade of Elliston | Aug. | 1831, | Englishman’s Mag. |
| Tombs in the Abbey (The) | Oct. | 1823, | London Magazine. |
| Two Races of Men (The) | Dec. | 1820, | “ “ |
| Valentine’s Day | Feb. 14, | 1821, | The Indicator. |
| Wedding (The) | June, | 1825, | London Magazine. |
| Witches, and Other Night Fears | Oct. | 1821, | “ “ |