A (alpha). Mr. Bowden. Lyra apos- tolica. Derby and L. 1836.
The above "work consists of a collection of poems reprinted from The British Magazine," in -which they had previously appeared over the following signatures :
a (alpha). Mr. Bowden (as above).
P. R. Hurrell Froude
y. John Keble.
8. John Henry Newman
. Isaac Williams.
. Rev. Henry William Wilberfwce.
A. Samuel Adams, in the "Boston Gazette."
A. William Henry Davenport Adams. The desert world ... L. 1869.
A Wilkes Allen, in "The Polyan- thos " (Boston), 1806-07.
A. Mrs. Allenby. The starling of the spire ; or, a bird's-eye view of the church as it was. [In verse.] . . L 1866.
A. Mr. Anthony. Irwell, and other poems ... L. 1843.
A. Matthew Arnold. The strayed reveller. L. 1849 Empedocles on Etna. L. 1852.
A. Benjamin Brierley. Goin' to Cy- prus, By A. Manchester, 1879.
A. Rev. John 2eble t one of the con- tributors to " Tracts for the Times." L. 1840-48.
A. Bishop Zachary Pearce. Miscella- neous observations upon authors ancient and modern. L. 1731-32.
A. Alexander Pope. See " Bavius."
A. John Smith. His signature to papers in the "Microcosm," published at Eton College. 1786 et seq.
A Joshua Smith. Scandal [in verse] ; by the biographer of Anacreon. Holt, Norfolk, 1827.
A. Mrs. Caroline Anne Bowles Southey. Chapters on churchyards, in "Black- wood's Magazine," commenced Anril. 1824.
These contributions to " Black-wood " -were published separately in 1829, and 2d ed. in 1841.
A Ann Taylor. The wedding among the flowers, [In verse.] ... L. 1808.
A., A Adam Anderson. Jim Blake's tour from Clonave to London. Illus- trated with sketches by E. N., A. &. A. [Erskine Mcol ] . . Preface and notes by A. A. Dublin, 1867
A,, A. Mrs. Anna Atkins. ' The colonel: a story of fashionable life, 1853. A page from the peerage, 1868. The perils of fashion, 1852.
A, A. A. Hon. Alvey A. Adee Ba- con s Promus. By . . In the " Repub-
?S&o "^k^ 011 ' 3W- March, May, 1883.
A., A. H. Andrew Hittiard Attentive.
Islam. L. 1878.
A, AS. A. S. Atcheson. The bread of life . 1849.
A , B. Benjamin Antrobus. Buds and blossoms of piety ... 2d ed. L. 1091.
A. B. Benjamin F i ankhn. Proposed new version of the Bible; one ot the bagatelles (written about 1778).
A B. Matthew Hole An antidote against the poison of some late pam- phlets. Oxf. 1717.
A. B. A signature which has been attributed to Junius (q.v.). See Letter to the "Public Advertiser," Nov. 5, 1771, etc.
A. B. Joseph Skidmore, Senior. An essay on the Vth of Matthew, from verse 33rd to 87th . . L 1713.
A. B. Jonathan Swift. See "A Per- son of Quality "
A., Gr. B 8ir George Biddell Airy, in his contributions to the "Athenaeum." L
A. B. Philologer. Laurence Sterne
"I happened to he acquainted," says Sterne, " with a young man from Yorkshne, who lented a window in one of the paved alleys near Corn- hill, foi the sale of stationeiy. 1 hired one of the panes of glass from my friend, and stuck up the following adveitisement with wafers
"Epigrams, anagrams, paingiaraa, chrono- grams, monograms, epitaphs, epitlulammrats prologues, epilogues, madrioalH, interludes, ad- vertisements, letteis, petitions, memonuls on every occasion, essays on all subjects, pamphlets, for and against ministers, with soimons upon any text, or for any sect, to he written here on reasonable term,, by A B ^IM^r.
"The uncommonness of the titles occasioned numerous applications, and at night I used pri- vately to glide into the office to digest the notes or heads of the day, and receive the earnest, which was directed always to be left with the memorandums, the writing to be paid for on delivery, according to the subject." -Percy Anecdotes.
A., O. Mtss Charlotte Adams, in con- tributions to " The Art Age." N.Y.
A , C. Charlotte Anlei/. Miriam ; or, the power of truth, 1826. The prisoners of Australia, 1841.
A., C , Esq Christopher Anstey. Brit- ain's genius: a song . . . Bath, 1797,
A., C. B. C. C. B. C Amicus. Hints on life; and how to rise in society. By. . L. 1845. J
A, C. E Clementine Edith Aiken. The days we live in, B. 1876.
'A., C F Cecil Prances Alexander. Hymns for little children ... L. 1862.
A. C.I O. (A Cornishman in Glouces- tershire.) John White. The humorous adventures of Tim Trevail, related in the pure, unadulterated vernacular. L. 1872,
A. D. C., The. Francis Cowlev Bur- nand. Being personal reminiscences of
