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Would Ye Have a Young Virgin of Fifteen Years (pm) 1719, as “A Song in the Last Act of the Modern Prophets”.
Lemuel Gulliver’s Account of the Lawyers (ex) Benjamin Motte 1726
Origin of Evil (ex) Benjamin Motte 1726
My Jockey Blyth for What Thou Hast Done (pm) 1733; from Orpheus Caledonius.
At the Sign of the Cat (ex) 1736; from The Life and Uncommon Adventures of Captain Dudley Bradstreet.
The Goldsmith’s Wife (vi) 1758; from A New Atlantis for the Year 1758, printed by M. Thrush, Fleet Street, London.
The Mental and Personal Qualifications of a Wife (ms) Gentleman’s Magazine 1761
On Seeing Garrick Act (pm) 1768
Auld Robin Gray (pm) 1772
Flowers of the Forest (pm) 1776; also as “Lament for Flodden”, by Jean Elliot.
The Bishop and the Rook (ms) The Wit’s Magazine 1784
From Gammer Gurton’s Garland (pm) 1784
A Warning to Virgins and Young Men About a Certain Vile Practice (pm) 1785; from a New England broadside of 1785.
A Unique Balloon Ascension (ex) 1786; from Travels of Baron Munchasen, 1786.
The Moss Rose (pm) Gentleman’s Magazine 1792; translated from the German.
What Is a Woman Like? (pm) 1796
Distance Lends Enchantment (pm) 1799
The Force of Habit (pm) The Morning Post Jan 6 1802, as “Dick Strype; or The Force of Habit” by Timothy Bramble, by Charles Lamb.
The Sun and Night—an Allegory (pm) 1802; from the Spanish.
The Twa Corbies (pm) The Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border, Kelso 1802
Una’s Lock (pm) ca. 1806; an Irish popular song first published in The Giblet Pye, circa 1806.
Dead Man in a Sack (ar) The Morning Chronicle Oct 21 1816
Legends of Lampidosa (ss) The European Magazine Apr 1817; also as “A Norwegian Tale”.
A Norwegian Tale (ss) The European Magazine Apr 1817, as “Legends of Lampidosa”.
A Tale of Scottish Life (ss) The Edinburgh Monthly Magazine Sep 1817, as “The Progress of Inconstancy; or, The Scots Tutor: A Moral Tale” by J. M’D., by James M’Diarmid.
How an Upstart Poet Was Put in His Place, by John Keats (br) Quarterly Review of Literature Sep 1818
The Travels of Marco Polo, A Venetian (ex) Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown 1818
Address to a Land Tortoise (pm) 1819
The Eve of St. Agnes (pm) Lamia, Isabella, the Eve of St. Agnes, and Other Poems, Taylor and Hessey 1820, as by John Keats.
Lines on a Skeleton (pm) The Morning Chronicle 1820
[untitled] (pm) The Tickler Mar 1 1821; also as “A Nun”, by Leigh Hunt.
The Floating Beacon (nv) Edinburgh Magazine Oct 1821
The Man in the Bell (ss) Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Nov 1821
A Wish-Burst (pm) The Rainbow 1821, as by R. H., by Robert Hogg.
Legend of Marseilles (ss) The Edinburgh Magazine and Literary Miscellany Aug 1822
The Last Will and Testament, a Tale (ss) The Port Folio Sep 1822
Account of a Female Duel, 1822 (ar) The Hive v2 1822
The Treasures of the Deep (pm) The New Monthly Magazine Aug 1823
The Fruits of Pastry (pm) The Economist Jul 31 1824; also as “Sonnet on a Youth Who Died of Excessive Fruit-Pie”.
Sonnet on a Youth Who Died of Excessive Fruit-Pie (pm) The Economist Jul 31 1824, as “The Fruits of Pastry”.
Tale of a Chemist (ss) Knight’s Quarterly Magazine Nov 1824
Der Frieschutz; or, The Fatal Bullet and the Forest Fiend (ss) Endless Entertainment May 6 1825; translated from the legendary tale on which the drama is founded.
Faustus: His Life, Death, and Descent Into Hell (ss) Endless Entertainment May 13 1825; translated from the German tale on which the drama is founded.
Master and Man; or, The Mock Ambassador. A Ludicrous Tale (ss) Endless Entertainment May 20 1825
The Mysterious Bottle of Old Hock. An Ancient Legend (ss) Endless Entertainment May 27 1825
Olivia and Ricardos. A Tale of the Crusades (ss) Endless Entertainment Jun 3 1825
The Dwarf; or, The Deformed Transformed (ss) Endless Entertainment Jun 10 1825
The Monster Made by Man; or, The Punishment of Presumption (ss) Endless Entertainment Jun 17 1825
Rinaldo Rinaldini, the Great Bandit Captain (ss) Endless Entertainment Jun 24 1825
The Irish Witch and the Rebel’s Wife (ss) Endless Entertainment #11 1825
The Mysterious Man of the Castle (ss) Endless Entertainment #12 1825
Players and Prisoners (ss) Endless Entertainment #10 1825
The Rob Roy of Wales (ss) Endless Entertainment #13 1825
The Skeleton Witness (ss) Endless Entertainment #14 1825
The Treacherous Servant (ss) Endless Entertainment #15 1825
The Wizard of Scotland (ss) Endless Entertainment #16 1825
Bartholomew Fair; or, The Strolling Player (ss) Endless Entertainment #17 1825
The Gnome of the Hartz Mountains (ss) Endless Entertainment #18 1825
Confessions of a Lover (ar) The European Magazine Jan 1826
Drama (th) The European Magazine Jan 1826, etc.
The Fine Arts (cr) The European Magazine Jan 1826
Henry Brougham, Esq. M.P. (bg) The European Magazine Jan 1826
Jeu de Mots (pm) The European Magazine Jan 1826
“A Mad World, My Masters!” (ed) The European Magazine Jan 1826
The Month (ar) The European Magazine Jan 1826, etc.
Of Unhappy Marriages (es) The European Magazine Jan 1826
A Stir Among the Bibliopoles (ar) The European Magazine Jan 1826
Thirty Rules for Reviewing: Or, Critical Maxims (hu) The European Magazine Jan 1826
Thoughts in a Churchyard (pm) The European Magazine Jan 1826
The Year 1825 with a Glance at 1720 (ar) The European Magazine Jan 1826
Character of the Late Czar (Alexander I) (ob) The European Magazine Feb 1826
Complaint and Petition of the Public (ar) The European Magazine Feb 1826
Defence of Picture Auctions and Dealers: By an Admirer of Fine Arts (ar) The European Magazine Feb 1826
An Evening Party (ss) The European Magazine Feb 1826
The Lusus Naturae and the German Professor (ar) The European Magazine Feb 1826
Mechanics’ Institutions, and Apprentices’ Academies (ar) The European Magazine Feb 1826
My First Appearance (ss) The European Magazine Feb 1826
Recent Travels in France (cr) The European Magazine Feb 1826
Symptoms of Authorship (cr) The European Magazine Feb 1826
To an Old Man, Who Married a Very Young Woman: From the Dutch (pm) The European Magazine Feb 1826
The Duties of a Ladies’ Maid (br) The European Magazine Mar 1826
The Encampment (vi) The European Magazine Mar 1826
Farewell and Defiance to Love (pm) The European Magazine Mar 1826
Francis Place, of Westminster, Esq. (bg) The European Magazine Mar 1826
An Impartial Enquiry Into the Merits of Winter, 12th January (ar) The European Magazine Mar 1826
The Month (ms) The European Magazine Mar 1826, etc.
The Prospect, and Other Poems, by Edward Moxon (br) The European Magazine Mar 1826
Refinements (hu) The European Magazine Mar 1826
The Test of Wit (hu) The European Magazine Mar 1826
Universal Reform: A Vision (ss) The European Magazine Mar 1826
Wants a Situation (ss) The European Magazine Mar 1826
The Death of the World (pm) The European Magazine Apr 1826
A Farewell (pm) The European Magazine Apr 1826
Fops and Foplings (hu) The European Magazine Apr 1826
A Group of Glories (cr) The European Magazine Apr 1826
Mother and Daughter (pm) The European Magazine Apr 1826
The Paintings in the British Institution (cr) The European Magazine Apr 1826
Pastime in Passion Week (ar) The European Magazine Apr 1826
Poetry and Painting, Analogy Between: In Two Parts (cr) The European Magazine Apr 1826
Edmund Burke and Humphry Colquhoun (ss) The European Magazine May 1826
The Half-Pay Club (pl) The European Magazine May 1826, etc.
Mr. Blount’s Mss. (cr) The European Magazine May 1826
La Pia, an Italian Romance, by B. Sestini (cr) The European Magazine May 1826
Poetry and Painting, Analogy Between: Part 2 (cr) The European Magazine May 1826
The Return of a Man of War (??) The European Magazine May 1826
Sonnet: Beautiful in Death (pm) The European Magazine May 1826
A Beau of Fifty (es) The European Magazine Jun 1826
The Boyne Water: A Tale by the O’Hara Family, by John Banim (br) The European Magazine Jun 1826
The German Drama, No. 1 (cr) The European Magazine Jun 1826
The Past and Present; Or, Metropolitan Memorials (ar) The European Magazine Jun 1826
Sonnet: Life (pm) The European Magazine Jun 1826
Suicide (es) The European Magazine Jun 1826
Arethusa (ss) Greenwich Hospital, James Robins 1826
The Brave British Tar (ss) Greenwich Hospital, James Robins 1826
The Middy’s Introduction (ss) Greenwich Hospital, James Robins 1826; also as “On Board a Man-of-War”.
The Mistletoe (pm) 1826
On Board a Man-of-War (ss) Greenwich Hospital, James Robins 1826, as “The Middy’s Introduction”.
The Pressed Sailor (ss) Greenwich Hospital, James Robins 1826
Sam Spritsail (ss) Greenwich Hospital, James Robins 1826
Will Block—A True Tale (ss) Greenwich Hospital, James Robins 1826
William and Nancy (vi) Greenwich Hospital, James Robins 1826
The Rifle, an American Tale (ss) The Atlantic Souvenir, Carey, Lea & Carey 1828, as by The Author of “Leisure Hours at Sea”, by William Leggett.
Wedded Love (pm) Friendship’s Offering 1828
Tale of the Plague in Edinburgh (ss) The Edinburgh Literary Journal Jun 20 1829
Traditionary Story of Annandale (ss) Edinburgh Literary Gazette Jul 4 1829
The Lairds of Innes (ss) Elgin Literary Magazine Aug 1829
The Old Genleman’s Teetotum (ss) Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine 1829
Judgement Cliff (ss) The Edinburgh Literary Journal Aug 28 1830; also as “A Story of Jamaica”.
A Story of Jamaica (ss) The Edinburgh Literary Journal Aug 28 1830, as “Judgement Cliff”.
Slumber (pm) Fraser’s Magazine Oct 1830
Tale of a Victim (ss) The Edinburgh Literary Journal May 18 1831, as by Delta.
The Red Mantle (ss) The Edinburgh Literary Journal May 28 1831
The Village Musician, An American Story (ss) Bouquet Aug 27 1831
The Gridiron (ss) Legends and Stories of Ireland, W.F. Wakeman 1831, as by Samuel Lover.
I’m Not a Single Man (pm) Tom Hood’s Comic Annual 1831
The New England Village (ss) The Token, 1831, ed. S. G. Goodrich, Gray & Bowen 1831
The Planter. A West Indian Story (ss) Friendship’s Offering 1831
The Poisoner, a Tale of Germany (ss) The Foreign Quarterly Review #16 1831
E. A. and E. B. (sg) Fraser’s Magazine Jan 1832
Lady Jean (ts) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Feb 4 1832, etc.
Hymn for the British Peasant (pm) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Feb 18 1832
Bruntfield. A Tale of the Sixteenth Century (ts) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Feb 25 1832
The Jilted Bagman. A Tale of the Affections (ss) The Edinburgh Spectator Feb 25 1832, as by Sosia.
A Tale of the Forty-Five (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Mar 11 1832
Story of Mrs. Macfarlane (ts) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Apr 14 1832, etc.
The Downdraught (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Apr 28 1832
The Bluff Muttoneer (pm) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal May 5 1832
Tale of the Silver Heart (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal May 5 1832
Susan Hamilton: a Tale of Village Life (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jun 2 1832
The Enchanted Sledge (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jun 9 1832
The Pious Entusiast (pm) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jun 16 1832
Pay Your Debt! (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jul 21 1832
The Short Gentleman’s Apology (pm) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jul 21 1832
Story of Cassem, or Avarice Properly Rewarded (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jul 21 1832
The Victim of Facility (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jul 26 1832
The Cure of Consumption (ar) The Penny Story-Teller & Popular Magazine Aug 1 1832
An Introduction (ed) The Penny Story-Teller & Popular Magazine Aug 1 1832
Paul Holton (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Aug 4 1832
Mysie and the Miinster (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Aug 25 1832
The Tourist’s Adventure (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Sep 6 1832
The Victim of Facility. Second Instance (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Sep 6 1832
A American Story (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Sep 15 1832
Burial Fancies (ar) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Sep 15 1832
Sunset (pm) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Sep 15 1832
The Admirable Crichton (ar) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Sep 22 1832
Children (ar) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Sep 22 1832
untitled (“Cheerful woke the morn o’er rugged Glencoe...”) (pm) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Oct 6 1832 (Supplement)
Linlithgow Palace (pm) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Oct 20 1832
The Ne’er-do-weel (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Oct 20 1832, etc.
The Double Marriage (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Dec 8 1832
Catherine and Louisa (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Dec 15 1832
The Unknown Poets of Scotland (ar) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Dec 22 1832
Isbel Lucas, a Heroine of Humble Life (ts) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Dec 29 1832
The Old Soldier’s Story (ex) Legends of the Library at Lilies, Longman 1832
A Tale of the Passions (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jan 12 1833
Story of a Vagabond, or Scenes in Jamaica (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jan 26 1833
John Mactaggart, A Highland Story (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Feb 16 1833
Top Boots (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Feb 16 1833
My Grave! (pm) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Feb 23 1833
Oulie Hielan (ts) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Feb 23 1833
The Storm (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Mar 2 1833
Halloween Porphecy, a Tale (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Mar 9 1833
A Story of the French Revolution (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Mar 23 1833
The Wife of Auchtermuchtie (pm) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Mar 30 1833
Barney O’Reirdon the Navigator (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Apr 13 1833
A Tale of Tweeddale (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Apr 20 1833
The Dead-Letter Box. (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Apr 27 1833 [Captain Graham]
The Hermit of Manor (ar) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Apr 27 1833
Lady Isabel, a Legend (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal May 25 1833
My Lisette, She Is No More? (pm) Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine May 1833; translated from French of Beranger.
A Glimpse of Caledonia from the Equator (pm) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jun 1 1833
Alemoor, a Tale of the Fifteenth Century (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jun 15 1833
Discoveries in Africa (ar) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jun 29 1833
The Dead-Letter Box.—No. II (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jul 6 1833 [Captain Graham]
Polly Partan, a Ballad (pm) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jul 13 1833
The Wardrobe of the Dead (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jul 13 1833
The Outcast, a Tale (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jul 27 1833
The Parted (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Aug 10 1833
A Tale of the Rhinns of Galloway (nv) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Aug 17 1833, etc.
Nellie Ballantyne (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Aug 24 1833
Paddy the Piper (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Aug 31 1833
Tale of Grizel Cochrane (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Sep 7 1833
She Never Told Her Love (pm) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Sep 14 1833
Song (“Oh, mark yon little bounding bark...”) (pm) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Sep 14 1833
Story of Walter Stubbs (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Sep 14 1833 [Captain Graham]
The Singular Story of Edward Gunn (vi) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Sep 28 1833
A Tale of Clydesdale (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Sep 28 1833
To the Lily of the Valley (pm) Field Naturalist’s Magazine Sep 1833
The Land of Burns (ar) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Oct 26 1833
Wine (ss) Tait’s Edinburgh Magazine Oct 1833
The Genteel Young Men, a Tale (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Dec 7 1833
An East Indian Story (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Dec 21 1833
The First Theft, a Story for Little Girls (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Dec 28 1833
The Flight of Youth (pm) 1833
A Chapter from Izaak Walton (ar) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jan 18 1834
The Runaway Slave (ss) Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal Jan 25 1834
untitled (“Solemn, yet beautiful to view...”) (pm) The Knickerbocker Oct 1834
At Home (ss) The New-England Magazine Nov 1834
The Village Theatre (ss) The New-England Magazine Dec 1834; also as “Mr. Higginbotham’s Catastrophe”, by Nathaniel Hawthorne.

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