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À Church in the Strand. mosexxxix, in-8. (Brit. Mus., 841. i. 16.)

À Edward and Eteonora. A Tragedy as it was Lo he acted at the Theatre- 4 Royal in Covent-Garden. By Mr. Thomson. [Suspicione si quis...] Dublin : d- Printed by S. Powell, for G. Faulkner, in Essex St. mocexxxix, in-12. (Brit. 4 Mus , 117174, aaa. 21.)

$ Thomson (J.). — Edward and Eleonora. Altered and adapted to the + stage by F. Hull. London 1175, in-8. (Voir Hull) (Brit. Mus. 162. . 66).

e- Thomson (J.). — Antient and Modern Italy compared : being the First à Part of Liberty, a Poem. London : Printed for A. Millar, over-against. 4 St-Clement's Church in the Strand. mncexxxv (price 1) (Brit. Mus., 840. & 258):

4 Greece : being the Second Part of Liberty, a Poem. 1735.

a Rome : being the third Part of Liberty, a Poem. 11735, 1 sh.

L. Britain: being the Fourth Part of Liberty, a Poem, 1736, 1/6.

F, The Prospect : being the Fifth Part of Liberty, a Poem, 1736.

Thomson (J.). — Miscellaneous Poems, by several Hands : particularly he D... of W... n, Sir Samuel Garth, Dean S —;, Mr. John Hugher, Mr. Thomson, Mrs. C... r. Publish’d by Mr. Ralph. London : Printed by Ackers, for W. Meadows at the Angel in Cornhill; J. Batley at the Dove,etc.,

sabdlbcas :

# mocexxix (Brit. Mus., 992. D. 30).

4 Thomson (J.) (?. — À Poem to the Memory of Mr. Congreve. Inscribed 4 to Her Grace, Henrietta, Dutchess of Marlborough. London : Printed for

J. Millan, and sold at his shop near the Horse-Guards, 1129 (price sixpence). (Brit. Mus. 992.)

__ À Poem to the Memory of Mr. Congreve. With a preface and notes by P. Cunningham. (Percy Society, Early English Poetry. Vol. IX.) 1842, in-80.

Thomson (J.).— 4 Poem sacred to the Memory of Sir 1. Newton. London : Printed for Mil!an, at Lock’s Head in New-street; between Marybone street. and Piccadilly; and sold at his Shop near Whitehall. mpcexxvi. (Price 4 s.). N. B. Lately published by Mr. Thomson. I. Winter, a Poem, the th edit. Price 4 s. — II. Summer, a Poem. Price 1. s. 6. d. (Brit. Mus., 643. m. 14.)

Le même ouvrage, Dublin, 1727, in-8°. (Brit. Mus. 11631. aa. 44.)

Le même ouvrage, the 3rd edit., J. Millan 1727, fol. (Brit. Mus. 11630. g. 33.)

Thomson (J.).— À Poem Lo the Memory of the Right Honourable the Lord Talbot, Late Chancellor of Great Britain. London, 1737, in-4. Printed for A. Millar, at Buchanan’s Head, against St-Clemenl’s Church in the Strand. mocexxx vu (price 1 sh.). (Brit., Mus. 840. k. 3.) : Thomson (J.). — Substance of the Speech of the Revereud Mr. Walker at the General meeting of the County of Nottingham held at Mansfeld on . Monday the 98th of Febr. 1780. to which is added Mr. Thomson’s Preface Lo a speech of Mr. John Milton, for the liberty of unlicensed printing to the Parliament of England, first published in the year 1644.

Printed and Distributed Gratis by the Society fur Constitutional information. mpcczxxx (Brit. Mus., F. 2101). :

Thomson (J.) — Works. Volume the Second containing Liberty, à Poem, in Five Parts : Sophonisba, a Tragedy. London: Printed for A. Millar,at Buchanan’s Head, over-against St-Clement’s Church in the Strand. mpccxxxvI (Brit. Mus. 641. {. 14).

Thomson (J.). — The Seasons, a Hymn, a Poem Lo the Memory of Sin Isaac Newton, and Britannia, a Poem. London : Printed for J. Millan, in the Strand, mocexxx. in-8 (comprend 5 parties dont chacune a une pagination indépendante. Spring the 2nd edit. Printed for Millan 1729. Price 1/6 (v. non numérotés). Summer 3rd edit., Millan 1730 1/6 (1205 vers). Autumn 2nd edit., Millan 1130 1/6 (1215 vers). Winter Millan 1730 1/6 (187 vers). A Hymn (the 3rdedit.), Poem to Newton, Britannia. (Brit. Mus., 1465. f. 37.)

Thomson (J.). — The Seasons, by Mr. Thomson, London : Printed in the year mpcexxx. À Poem sacred to the Memory of Sir Isaac Newton 1nscribed to the Right Honourable Sir Rob. Walpole (sans nom d’auteur ni d’éditeur). Britannia, a poem. [Et tantas audetis tollere moles], etc. The second edition corrected. London : printed for John Millan, bookseller near Whitehall, mocexxx. (304 vers). Les trois ouvrages réunis en un volume. (Edinb. University Library.)

Thomson (J.). — The four Seasons and other poems. London : Printed

for J. Millan, near Scotland-Yard, White hall; and A. Millar, in the Strand. MDCCXXxXV. (Spring et Aulumm sont en réalité de la 2° edit., 1730. Summer est la 4 édit., 1135, Winter et les autres poèmes sont de l'édit. de 1734.) (Brit. Mus., 11630. bbb. 13.)

Thomson (J.). — The Seasons. Paris : Printed for F. Louis, St-Séverin Street, n° 110. 1800 (petit in-8, 252 p.; imprimé par Egron).

Thomson (J.). — Les Suisons de Jacques Thomson. Nouvelle édition. Clermont, de l’imprimerie de Pierre Landriot, 4835 (Bibl. nat., Y).

Thomson (J.). — The Seasons, a Poem, London, Whittaker. 1842 (nombreuses notes manuscrites), by D. Williams. Coll. Dir. John Cant. author of the « Lessons of English Literature and Composition ». (Brit. Mus., 11633. bb. 41.)

Thomson (J.). — The Seasons, in Four Books, By the late James Thomson, With the life of the Author to which are Added Notes, Illustrations, and a complete Index, by George Wright Esq. London. Printed for J. French, Hookham, Mathews and Bell, M. Folingsby, F. Axtell, and F. Street. (1770. Brit. Mus., 991. «a. 35.)

Thomson (J.). — The Seasons by James Thomson: With his Life, an Index and Glossary, a dedication to the Earl of Buchan, and Notes to the Seasons, by Percival Stockdale. London, Printed for A. Hamilton. Gray’s Inn Gate, Holborn, 1793. (Brit. Mus., 682. e. 22.)

Thomson (J.). — The Seasons, a new edition, together with an original Life of the Author, and a Critical Essay on the Seasons by Robert Heron. Perth : Printed by Morison Junior for Morison and Son, Booksellers. MpCCxCrE (Brit. Mus., 1465 X, 19).

Thomson (J.). — The Seasons. Parma : printed by Bodoni. mpcexciv. (Splendide édition in-4.) (Brit. Mus., 641. 9. 15.)

Thomson {J.). — The Seasons; with the Life of the Author. to which are added Hesiod, or the rise of Woman, and the Hermit, by Parnell; together with Henry and Emma, by Prior. À new edition in Lwo volumes. (Vol. T'et partie de vol. IL.) Paris : Printed for Theophilus Barrois junior, Bookseller, Quay Voltaire, n° 3, 1803, in-16. (Brit. Mus., 991. a. 37.)

Thomson (J.). edited, with notes, philosophical, clas-

sical, historical and biographical, by Anthony Todd Thomson, M.D, F.L.S.

London : : Printed for Longmans, Brown, Green and Longmans. 1847. Thomson (J.). — The Seasons. With Engraved Illustrations, from

x Pb

L BIBLIOGRAPHIE. 667 ; designs drawn on Wood... and with the Life of the author by Patrick - Murdoch, D.D. F.R.S. augmented in notes by Bolton corney Esq. M. R.S.L.

Third edition. London : Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1852. (La première édition est de 1842.)

à Thomson (J.). — The Seasons and the Castle of Indolence. Edited ‘à With Biographical notice, introductions, notes, and a glossary, by J. Logie . Robertson, M. A. Oxford. At the Clarendon Press, 1891.

1 Thomson (J.). — The Seasons and the Castle of Indolence. Edited by : Robert Bell. London, Griffin Bohn and Co (sans date).

Thomson (J.). — The Tragedy of Sophonisba. Acted at the Theatre- Royal in Drury-Lane by His Majesty’s Servants. London : Printed for A. Millar, at Buchanan’s Head, ovér-against St-Clement’s Church in the Strand. mocexxx, in-8. (Brit. Mus., 11715 f.)

Le même ouvrage, même éditeur, même année, format in-12. (Brit. Mus. 14775. f.)

Thomson (J.). — Spring. A Poem. [Et nunc omnis ager, nune omnis à parturit arbos, Nunc frondent silvae, nune formosissimus annus]. (Virg.). EA London, Printley : and sold by A; Millar, at Buchanan’s Head over against. e St-Clement's Church in the Strand; and G. Strahan, at the Golden Ball 3 in Cornhill, in-8, mpccxxvmm (price 1 s. 6. d.). (Brit. Mus., 1162. A. 34.) \ Thomson (J.). — Summer. À Poem. [Jam clarus Occultum Andromedae À Pater — Ostendit Ignem : Jam Procyon furit — Et Stella vesani Leonis, — L Sole Dies referente siccos. — Jam Pastor Umbras cum Grege languido, — Rivumque fessus quærit, et horridi — Dumeta Sylvani : caretque — Ripa

4 : vagis taciturna Ventis. (Hor.).] London : Printed for J. Millan, at Locke’s 74 Head in New-Sireet, near the upper End of the Hay-Market, mocexxvr. À Price 1. s. 6. d. in-8. (Brit. Mus., 1162. À. 36.)

% = Thomson (J.). — Tancred and Sigismunda. À Tragedy. As it is acted

at the Theatre-Royal in Drury Lane, by His Majesty’s Servants, London : Printed for A. Millan, opposite Katharine Street in the Strand, mpccxLv. in-8. (Brit. Mus., 841. d. 33.) Thomson (J.). — Winter. À Poern. by James Thomson À. M. [Rapidus Sol — Nondum Hyemem contingit Equis. Jam praeterit aestas (Virg.).] [Glacialis Hyems canos hirsuta Capillos. (Ovid.).] London: Printed for J. Millan, at Locke’s Head,in Shug-Lane, near the Upper End of the Hay- Market; and Sold by J. Roberts, in Warwick-Lane, and N. Blandford, at the London-Gazette, Charing-Cross. mpccxxvr (price one Shilling), in-folio. (Brit. Mus., 643. m. 13.) Thomson (J.). — Winter, a Poem, « Hymn on the Seasons, a Poem to the Memory of Sir 1. Newton; and Brilannia, a Poem. London : Printed for J. Millan, Bookseller near Whitehall (price one shilling and six-pence). Mpcexxx. (Brit. Mus., 992. h. 7.) Thomson (J.. — Winéer. A Poem. [Horrida cano Bruma gelu.] The = Second edition. London : printed by N. Blandford at Charing Cross, for d. Millan, at Locke’s Head in Shug Lane, near the Hay-market, and the next Bookseller to the Horse-Guards. mocexxvr. Price one Shilling, in-8. Thomson (J.). — The Works of Mr. Thomson. Volume the second containing Liberty, a Poem, in Five Parts : Sophonisbe a Tragedy. London : Printed for A. Millar, at Buchanan's Head, over against Saint-Clement’s Church in the Strand. moccxxxvi. (Brit. Mus., 641. Z. 14.) ; Thomson (J.). — The Works of James Thomson with his last corrections and improvements. London : Printed for A. Millar, and sold by T. Caddell in the Strand, mocczxvut. (Brit. Mus., 11632. c. 57). (Corrections manuscrites d’après l'original de Lord Lyttelton.) Thomson (J.). — The Works of Mr. Thomson, London, 1738, in-8. (Le

premier volume seul. Interfolié, avec de nombreuses notes manuscrites de Thomson et de Pope.) (Brit. Mus., c. 28. e.) +

Thomson (J.).— The Works of James Thomson with his last corrections and improvements. To which is prefixed a new account of his Life; with

a criticism on his writings. In Four Volumes. Edinburgh : Printed for L R. Clark, Bookseller in the Parliament-House. mocczxxir. (Brit. Mus., 11609. # aa. 34.) « s:

Thomson (J.). — Works, with a Preface, Biographical Notes and appen-

dices by Nichols. London. William Tegg and Co, 1849, (Brit. Mus., 11609. D. 4 31.) $ Thomson (J.).— Poelical and Dramatic Works. With Life by Murdoch E

and notes bv J. Nichols. London, Tegg, 1848, in-8. Du même ouvrage A i New Edition, 1860. L:

Thomson (J.). — Poetical Works. With Life, critical Dissertation, and Explanatory notes, by the Rev. Georges Gilfillan. Edinburgh : James $

Nichol. MbCCCLI. E Thomson (J.). — Poelical Works (Two volumes). With Memoïr of Thomson by Sir Harris Nicolas, and notes by P. Cunningham. London, Bell and Daldy, 1860. (Reproduction du texte de lAldine Edition et du « Memoir » donné par H. Nicolas en 1831 et 1841.) Thomson (J.) — Poelical Works. Edited with a memoir by Robert Bell. London. Charles Griffin and Co. (Sans date.) Thomson (J.). — Traductions. La Eslate. Modena, 1817, in-8. Anonyme. En vers ilaliens. (Brit. Mus., T. 2265.) Thomson (J.). — Traductions. La Primavera di G. Thomson. Bologna, 1820, in-4. Anonyme. En vers italiens. (Brit. Mus., 11683. bb. 46.) Thomson (J.). — Traductions. La liberta. Poema.….. Parte IL, Roma. Libera versione poetica di A. Castelfranco. Trieste, 4867 in-8. (Brit. Mus., 11633. f. 32.) Thomson ee — Traductions. Hymnus anni tempestalum deo. (Brit. Mus., 1716, in-4.) (Traduct. anonyme en vers latins.) Thomson (J.). — Traductions. 17 Riccio rapilo e le Lodi de Neuton poemi Inglesi tradotti in versi Toscani dal Sig. Andrea Bonducci Accademico Fiorenlino con altri nuovi componimenti. In Napoli, a spese di un amico del Traduttore. mocczx, in-8. A.

Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Les Saisons. Poeme traduit de l’anglais MT de Thompson. Paris, 1759, in-8. (Traduction en prose de Mme Marie-Jeanne 3% de Châtillon Bontems.) ; Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Herrn B. H. Brockes... aus dem Englischen überselzle Jahres-Zeilen des Herrn Thomson zum Anhange des Irdichen Vergnügens in Gott. Mit Kupfern. (Texte anglais et traduction allemande.) Hamburg, 1745, in-8. (Brit. Mus. 11632. aaa. 41.) 15 Thomson (J.).— Traductions. Tempora Thomsoni in Latine versu reddita a R. C. Brownell. Londino, 1795 (?), in-8. (Brit. Mus. 11633. D. 45.) Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Foraaret af J. Thomson oversat af P. Foersom. Kiobenhaven, 1887, in-12. (Brit. Mus. 1467. a. 7.) RC Thomson (J.) — Traductions. Vinteren af J. Thomson oversat af P. Foersom. Kivbenhaven, 1812, in-12. (Brit. Mus. 14617. a. 13.) # Thomson (J.). — Traductions. De Jaargeeijden naar Th., in Muziek gebsacht dvor Haydn. (Le livret seul), Amsterdam, 1803 in-8. (Brit. Mus., 41874, e.) | Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Les Saisons lraduites en. vers rene S par J. Poulin. Paris, 1802. (Texte anglais et traduction.) SE \ Thomson (J. !, — Traductions. {l castello dell’ozio; poema….. in. verso | ilaliano… da T. J. Mathias. Napoli, 1826, in-8..

Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Iletptôov edomotnois at mpotaoic pos TOUG VEOUG TOUS Iwvac, etc. (Traduction en vers romaïques d’une portion de l’ « Été », par P. Petrides), 1817, in-8.

Thoreau (H.). — Essays and other wrilings; ediled with a prefalory note, by Will H. Dircks. London : Walter Scott (n. d.).

Trevelyan (G. O.). — Voir T. B. MAcauLaY.

Trissin (Le). — La Sofonisba. Tragedia di M. Giorgio Trissino. Di nuovo con somma diligenza corretta, et ristampata. In Vinegia, Presso Altobello Salicato. | mocxxit. (Bibl. Nat. Yd. 5699-5705.)

Tuckerman (T.). — Thoughts on the Poets. New-York, 1846. (Brit. Muse. 12205. g. 16.)

Villemain. — Tableau de la littérature au xvie siècle. Paris, Didier et Cie, 1864. 4 vol.

Voltaire. — Œuvres poétiques. Théâtre. Correspondance. Diclionnaire philosophique (art. Goût).

Walkenaer. -- Vie de Thomson, dans la Bibliographie universelle de Michaud.

Walpole (Horace).— Letters. Edited by P. Cunningham. London, 1851.

Walpole (H.). — Letters. Selected and edited by Charles Duke Yonge, M. A. With Portraits and Illustrations. London, Swan Sonnenschein and Co. Paternoster Square, 1891.

Warton (J.). — Biographical Memoir of the Late Rev. Joseph Warton. D D. to which are added a selection from his works; and a literary correspondence between eminent persons by the Rev. John Wools, A. M. late fellow of New College, Oxford. 1806. (Brit. Mus., 133. e. 19.)

Warton (Jos.). — An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, D. D. The fifth edition corrected. London, 1806.

Whatley (R.). — 4 short history of « ten years negoliation between & Prime minister and À Private Gentleman. Printed for J. Milan, near Charing-Cross. — By the same author À Discourse on Fornication.

Wilson (John). — (Cristopher North) Noctes Ambrosianae. À new Edition in four volumes. William Blackwood and Sons. Edinburgh and London.

Ward (Adolphus William). — A History of English Dramatic Lilerature to the death of Queen Anne, London. Macmillan and Co. 1875.

Woods (H. T. W.). — The Reciprocal Influence of English and French Lilerature in the Eighteenth Century. London and Cambridge : Macmillan

and Co, 1870.

Woods. — Occasional Poem on the Birth-Day of Thomson. Celebrated at Cape-Hall, on Wednesday, sept. 22nd. 1190. Written and recited by Mr. Woods (3 pages). ;

Woods. — Verses. Introductory to the Recilation of Passages from the Seasons, etc., at the commemoration of Thomson’s Birth Day, held on Monday, Sept. 22. 1800, by the Knights Compassion of the Cape written and Spoken by Mr. Woods. Edinburgh : Printed by Geo. Reid and Co. Oppo-

site Magdalane Chapel, Cowgate (3 pages).

Wool (J.). — Voir Jos. WarRrTox.

Wright (G.).— Voir Thomson, The Seasons.

Y Fe Young (E.). — Busiris, king of Egypl. À Tragedy. London. Printed for T. Johnson. mpcexrx, in-8. (A collection of the best English Plays. Vol. XIII.) (Bibl. Nat. Yk. 1999-2800.) È Young (E.). — The Works of the Author of the Night-Thoughts. Printed for J. Dodsley. mncexcur. É Young (E.). — The Sirlieth volume of éhe English Poets (S. DO édition de 1790); containing the First Volume of Young. The Sixty-first volume... containing the seeond Volume of Young. The Sixly-second Volume... containing the third Volume of Young.