IV. REVIEWS, POEMS, ESSAYS, Etc.
Annual Anthology (Cottle’s), 1799, “Living without God in the World.”
Athenæum (The), [Prose] February 11, 1832, “On the Death of Munden.” January 12, 19, 26, February 2, 1833, “On the Total Defect of the Quality of Imagination observable in the works of Modern British Artists.” November 30, 1833, “Thoughts on Presents of Game.” January 4, May 31, June 7, July 19, 1834, “Table Talk by the Late Elia.” [Poems] January 7, 1832, “The Self Enchanted.” February 25, “The Parting Speech of the Celestial Messenger to the Poet.” July 7, “Existence, considered in itself, no blessing.” March 9, 1833, “Christian Names of Women.” December 7, “To a friend on his Marriage.” December 21, “To T. Stothard, Esq., on his Illustrations of the Poems of Mr. Rogers.” February 15, 1834, “Cheap Gifts: A Sonnet.” July 26, 1834, “To Clara N.” March 14, 1835, “To Margaret W.”
Blackwood’s Magazine, December, 1828, “The Wife’s Trial.” January, 1829, “The Gipsy’s Malison.” May, 1829, “The Christening.”
Bristol Journal (The), February 7, 1819, “Miss Kelley at Bath.” (Signed, ****)
Champion (The), December 4, 1814, “On the Melancholy of Tailors.” (Signed, Burton Junior.)
Examiner (The), 1822, “Work.” June 6, 1813, “The Reynolds Gallery,” “Theatrical Notices.” July 4, 1819, “Richard Brome’s Jovial Crew,” “Isaac Bickerstaff’s Hypocrite,” August 2, 1819. “New Pieces at the Lyceum,” August, 1819. (These were all signed ****) January 16, 1820, “First Fruits of Australian Poetry,” (numerous Epigrams, etc.)
Englishman’s Magazine, September, 1831, “Recollections of a late Royal Academician.”
Gentleman’s Magazine (The), June, 1813, “Recollections of Christ’s Hospital.”
Gem (The), 1830, “Saturday Night.”
Hone’s Every Day Book, April 16, 1826, “The Months.” June 22, 1826, “Reminiscence of Sir Jeffrey Dunstan.” July 21, 1825, “Captain Starkey.” October 5, 1825, “The Ass.” October 17, 1825, “In Re Squirrels.” May 1, 1825, “Remarkable Correspondent.” August 12, 1825. “The Humble Petition of an Unfortunate Day.” July 9, 1825, “Quatrains to the Editor.”
Hone’s Table Book, p. 454 [1827]. “Mrs. Gilpin riding to Edmonton.” 1827, “Epicedium,” “Gone or Going,” p. 387.
Indicator (The), January, 1831, “Elia to his Correspondents.”
London Magazine, April, 1821, “Leisure.” December, 1822, “Guy Faux.” October, 1823, “Letter to Robert Southey, Esq.” October, 1823, “Letter of Elia to his Correspondents.” November, 1823, “The Gentle Giantess.” November, 1823, “On a Passage in the Tempest.” January, 1825, “Letter to an Old Gentleman whose Education has been Neglected.” January, 1825, “Biographical Memoirs of Mr. Liston.” February, 1825, “Autobiography of Mr. Munden.” March, 1825, “Reflections in the Pillory.” April, 1825, “The Last Peach.”
Morning Chronicle, 1794, Sonnet, commencing: “As when a child on some long winter’s night.” [Written probably in conjunction with Coleridge.]
Monthly Magazine, January, 1797, “To Sara and her Samuel.”
New Monthly Magazine, 1825, “The Illustrious Defunct.” 1826, “The Religion of Actors.” June, 1826. “A Popular Fallacy.” April, 1835. “Charles Lamb’s Autobiography.” 1835, “On the Death of Coleridge.”
Quarterly Review, October, 1814, “Wordsworth’s Excursion.”
Reflector (The) [Leigh Hunt’s], 1811, Vol. IV., “A Farewell to Tobacco.”
Theatralia (No. 1). “On the Tragedies of Shakespeare,” 1811. “Specimens from the writings of Fuller,” 1811 (No. 4). “On the Genius and Character of Hogarth,” 1811 (No. 3). “On Burial Societies, and the Character of an Undertaker,” 1811 (No. 2, Art. 15). “On the Inconveniences resulting from being hanged,” 1811 (No. 3, Art. 13), “On the Danger of Confounding Moral with Personal Deformity,” 1811 (No. 2, Art. 15). “Hospita on the Immoderate Indulgence of the Pleasures of the Palate,” 1811 (No. 4). “Edax on Appetite,” 1811 (No. 4). “On the Custom of Hissing at Theatres,” 1811 (No. 3, Art. 11). “The Good Clerk,” 1811 (No. 4, Art. 23).