LISTE DES OUVRAGES CITES OU MENTIONNÉS

Aikin (John). — An Essay on Ihe Plan and Characler of Thonison's Seasons, London, mdcclxxxviii. (Brit. Mus., 1162, f. 23.)

Algarotti. — Il NetUonianismo per le Dame, Dialo<fhi sopra La Luce Ë I Colori. [Quœ légat ipsa Lycorid] (Virg. Eol. X). In Napoli, mdccxxxvh. (Avec une dédicace « Al Signor Bernardo dt Fontenelie, Parigi il di 24, Gennajo, 1736 ».)

Allardyce (Alex.). — Scotland and Scotsmen in Ihe Eighteenih Ceniury. From the MSS of John llamsay Esq. of Ochterlyre. In Iwo volumes. Will. Blackwod and Sons, Ëdinburgh and London, .udccclxxxviii, iu-8. (Brit. Mus., 2396, f, 6.)

Andersen. — A complète édition ofthe Poets of Oreat Britain, Vol. IX : The Poetical Works of Thomson. To which is prefi.red the life of the au' ihor. (Brit. Mus., 20t6, 6.)

Andersen (Jehn). — A histonj of Ëdinburgh, from the earliest period £o the completion ofthe half century iSôOj Nvith brief notices of Eminent or Remarkable Individuals. A. Fulierton and Co, Ëdinburgh and Loudon, 1856. in-8.

Angellier (Aug.). — Étude sur la Vie et les Œuvres de Robert Bum^, Paris, Hachette et Cie, 1892.

Arminius. A Tragedy. As it v-as to hâve been acted at the Theatru-Hoyal in Drury-Lane. Dublin, printcd by and for E. Jones in Clarendon Si, opposite Coppinger's Lane, 1740. (Brit. Mus., 11774. aaa. 2115].) Voir Patebsok .

Amet (Huge). — The ilistory of Ëdinburgh, from the earliest accounts tothe year i780. Edinbnrgh, printed by Thomas Tumbull. 1816.

Ashe ^T.). — Voir S. T. Colehidge.

Athenxum (The). — Années 1844 et 1859.

Bain (Alexander), Professer in Logic in the University of Aberdeen. — Entjlish Composition and liheioric. Fourlh Edition; London, Longmans, <îreen and Go, 1877.

BaUant3rne (Archibabd). — VoUaire*s Visit to Enqlnnd f7*6-l7i9. London, Smilh, Elder and Co, 15, Waterloo Place, 1893, in-8.

Beauchaxnp (De). — Recfierches sur les théâtres de France depuis H$t Jusques à présent, A Paris, chez Prault père, Quay de Gèvres au Paradis. 1733.

Beechey (H. "W.). — Voir J. Reynolds.

Beljaxne (Alexandre). — Le Public et lés Hommes de lettres en Angleterre au xvni* sii^cle. Paris, Hachette et Cie, 1881. , Bentzon. {Le Naturalisme aux États-Unis, lievue des Deux Mondes, li) sept. 1887.)

Bisset (Andreiv). — Memoir and Papers of Sir Andrew Mitchellj 1S5Û. (The Advocales Librarv, Edinburfçh.'i

Blackwood's Magazine, volumes H, XXVII, XXVIll, XXIX. .XXX, XLIII, XLV.

Bonducci (A.). — Le lodi d'Isacco Neufon. (Bril. Mu»., 1141, A. 3.)

Bontems (Muie Marie). — Voir TnoMsox. Traductions.

Bosivell (James). — The Life of Samuel Johnson , LL.D. Comprivny a séries of his epistolanj correspondeuce and conversations with many eminent persons; and various original pièces of his composition^ etc. A new édition, clucidaled by cnpious notes. Londou, George Routleil(;e and Sons.

Bourget (Paul). — Nouveaux essais de Psychologie contemporaine. Vnûs^ Lemerrc, i" édit., 1886.

Bower (Alex.). — The history of the University of Edinbunjht chi^f^ rollated from original papers and records^ never before published^ in Iwo volumes. Edinburgh,prinled by Alex. Smellie, Printer to the University, for Oliphant, VVauph and Innés, Hunter's Square, Edinburgb; and John Murray, Albemarlc Street, London, 1817, in-8. (Brit. Mus., 2065. a.\

Brockes. — Voir Thomson. Traductions.

Bro'wnell. — Voir Thomson. Traductions.

Broivning (E. B.). - Aurora Leigh.

Bro'w^ning (E. B.). — Poems. London, Routledge and Sons, 18^"-

Brugière de Barante. — Théâtres étrangers, Théâtre anglais^ l- ^ • Vie de Thomson.

Brunetière {F.). - V Évolution des genres dans CHistoire deUtlÂHfrature. Tome L Paris, Hachette et Cie, 18U0.

Brunetière (F). — L'Évolution d** la Poésie lyrique en France au xix" siècle. Paris, Hachette et Cie, 2 vol.. 1894.

Brydges (S. E). — Censura lileraria. Containing Tille*, Ab.4rac*'« and Opinions of old Knglish Dooks, witli original Disquisitions, Article» of Biopraphy, and olher lilcrary antiijuities. London. Printed by T.Bcnsl^y» Boit Court, Fleet Stree, for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme. Paternosler row, and J. White, Ficet-Street.

Buchan D. S. Earl of). — Essays on the Uves and irritings ^ Fletchvr of Sallouu and the poet 'Ihomson : biographical, critical f^^ polilical V'ith snmo pièces of Thomson's never published, London, pn"'^ for J. Dcbielt, opposite Burlington House, Piccadilly, 1792 (Bril. ^"*'' 276. /. 27.)

Burroughs (John). — Birds and Poets, Edinburgh, David Douglas,

— Pepacton. Edinb., D. Douglas, 1885.

— Fresh Fields. Ediab., D. Douglas, 1893. Byron. — Poetical works.

Campbell (Th.). — Spécimens of ihe British Poets : WUh Biographical \nd Critical Notices, and an Essay on English Poetry. Seven vol. in-8, ^ondoD, 1819.

Carlyle (Th.). — Cnticat and Misceltaneous, Essaya : Collected and epubtishediûrsl time, 1839; final, 1869). In seven volumes. London, Chapaann and Hall.

Carmthers (Rob.).— Life of J, Thomson dans V Encyclopxdia Britanica.

Cassell's. — Otd and New Edinburyh; ils history, its people and its laces.

Chalmers fA.). — ■ The Works of the Enylish Poets. Vol. XII.

Chaxnbers (Rob.). — A Biographical Dictionary of Eminent Scotsmen. 3ril. Mus., 2039. .7.)

Chaxnbers. — Dômes tic AnnaU ofScotland. 3 vol. Edinburgh, 1874.

Chanxbers — The Picture of Scotland, Edinburgh, William Tait, occcxxvii. (Brit. Mus., 2065. a.)

Chambers — Cyclopaedia of English Literature, a History Critical and biographical of British Authors, from the earliest to the présent times.

vol., Edimbourg, s. d.

Chambers ("W. and R.). — The Life and Works of Robert Burns.

vol., Edinburgh, 1856.

Chaucer. — Taies.., from the Canterbury Taies,., by Rev. Walier W. keat. Oxf. Clarendon Press.

Chaucer. — The Prologue... by Rev. R. Morris. Oxford, at the Claendon Press.

Chaucer. — The Student^s Chaucer, being a complète édition of his Vorks, edited from numerous manuscripts with introduction and full ;iossary, by Ihe Rev. Walter Skeat LITT.D., LL. D., PH. D., M. A. Oxford, .t the Clarendon Press.

Cherbuliez (Victor). —VArtet la Sature. Paris, Hachette.

Chesneau (E.^. — La peinture anglaise, Paris, A. Quantin, imprimeurditeur, 7, rue Saint-Benoit (0. d.).

Chet'wood ("W. R.). — A General history of the Stage, from its origin n Greece down to the présent Ttme. Wilh the Memoirs of the principal percrmers that hâve appeared on the English and Irish stage for thèse last tfty years. With Notes, Antient, Modei^n^ Foreign, Domestic, Serions, Comic, forai, MetTy, Historical, and Geographical , containing many theatrical Inecdotes; also several Pièces of Poetry, never before published. Collected nd Digested by W. R. Chetwood, Twenty Years Prompter to his Majesty's Zompany of Comedians at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, London.

[AU the Worid's a Stage, And ev'ry Man and Wom an, merely Actors »hakespeah] London, printed for W. Owen, near Templij-Bar m, doc, xlix.

Chevrillon (André). — Dans Vlnde. Paris, Hachette et Cie, 1891.

Cibber (Colley). — An Apology for the Life of Colley Cibber, comedian. Vritten by himself, London, mdccl (3 volumes in-foho, chaque page insérée

sur une grande feuille, nombreuses gravures et mentions manuserilei . (Brit. Mus., C. 1 . c. 7-9.)

Cibber (TheophiluB). — The Lives of ihe Poets of Great-Britain and Ireland^ from ihe time of Dean Swift, London, Griffîths, 1753, 5 vol. in-li. (Une partie tout au moins, et certainement la • Vie de ThomsoD • est de R. Shiels.)

Coleridge ,8. T.). — Biographia Literaria, or Biographical ^kelchfi ofmy literanj Life and Opinions, London, 1817, 2 vol. in-16.

Coleridge (S. T.). — Pœlical and Dramaiic Works. New édition. London, John James Childley, mdcccxlv.

Coleridge (S. T.). — The Tahle-Talk and Omniana, with additioml Tahk- Talk from - Allsop's Recolleclions », and Manuscript Matltr nat hefan pnnted, Arranged and edited by T. Ashe, B. A. of St-John's Collège, C^nbridge, London, George Bell and Sons, 1888.

Collins (John Churton). — Bolinybroke. A historical ^sludy\ and Voltaire in England, London, John Murray, 1886, in-8.

CollinB (W.). — The Seasons, Wilh an accounl ofthe Life and Wrilagi of the Auihor, And an Ode on ihe Death ofMr, James Tfumison bv Mr.W.C Glasgow, 1769, in-12, (BriL Mus., 238. a 39.)

Collins (W.). — Poetical Works. London, Bell and Daldy i^the Aldioe Edition of the British Poets).

Collins ("W.). — The Works of the English Poets, by S. JohnsoD. K»/. LVIIf containing CoUins and Dyer^ London, 1790.

Corneille (Thomas). — Œuvres dramatiques, Sophonisôe.

Cowper ("Wil.). — Poeiical Works, Edinburgli, William, P. Niramo.

Crabbe (G.). — Life and Poctical Works, edited by bis son. London, John Murray, 1847.

A ('ritivfsm on the 7iew Sophonisba^ a tragedy, as il is acted al the Thealrt Hoyal in l>rury-Lane. London, printed for Cogan, at the Middle-Tcmple Gâte in Fleet Street, sidccxxx. (Brit. Mus., 6il. c, 17.)

Cunningham (Allan). — Tfie Seasons and the Castle of Indolence^ ^ilb a biographical and critical introduction. London, 1841, in-8.

Cunningham (Peter). — Early English Ballads, and Popular Utff^' ture of the Middle Ages. Edited from original manuscripts and scare* publication (Philobiblon Society), vol. IX, 1843. — A Poem to the Mmorfi of Wil. Congreve by J, Thomson. Préface and notes by Peter Cunninçhtm Ksq. (Brit. Mus., 1146. c, 49.)

— Miscellanies of the Philobiblon Society, vol. IV. — CorrespondoHCf of Mallet and Thomson,

Cunningham (Peter). — Voir S. Johnson.

Davenport. — Voir Hill.

Davies (Thomas). — Ihamatic Miscellanies : \ consisting ùf\ CriHcai observations | on several \ Plays of Shakespeare : | with a \ revietpofhitp'^*' ripai characters, | and those of i^arious eminenl writers \ as represetdtd \ h Mr, Garrick, | and other celebrated comedians, \ with \ anecdotes of Drûmahe poets^ actors^ etc.. | by Thomas Davies, ! author of Memoirs of the Ufe of I David Garrick,Esq., [ in three volumes. — Dublin, Printed forS.Pric«» H. Whiteston, W. Wilson, II. MoncrielTe, L. White, | R. Marchl>ank,I T. Walker, | P. Byrne, K. Burton, | J. Cash, | W. Sleater, ji,dcc,lM»»^-

Davies (Thomas). — Memoirs ofthe Life of David Garrick Esq- i^^ fpersed with Characler and anecdotes of his thealrical contemporaries; /**

oie fonning a hisiory of the stage which includes a period of thirty

> Years, — [Quem populus Romanus meliorcm virum quam histrionem

e arbitratur, qui ita dignissimus est scena proptcr arlificium ut dignis-

nus sit curia propter abstincntiam]. (CiceroproQ. Roscio Couiœdo), Lon-

n, Printcd for theAuthor, and sold at his sbop in Great Russell-Strcel,

vent Garden, mdcclxxx, 2 vol. (Bibl. nat. Nx. 533.)

De-la-Tour (J.). — A prospect of Poelry : addressed to the Right lion-

rable John, Earl of Corke and Otrery. To which is added À Poem to Mr.

omson on his Seasons, The flfth édition, Corke. Printed for T. Lord,

okseller, at his circulating Library under tbe Exchange CofTee-House,

Btle Street, mdcclxx (Brit. Mus., 11632, aaa, 15).

Delille. — Œuvres précédées d'une notice sur sa vie et ses ouvrages,

r M. P. F. Tissot, Paris, chez Fume, 1833.

Denhazn. — Poepis (The Works of the English Poets... by S. Johnson,

ndoa, 1790, vol. IX).

Desnoireterres. — La Jeunesse de Voltaire. Paris, 1867, in-8.

Dinsdale (F.). — Voir David Mallet.

D'Israël! (Isaac). — Calamities and Quarrels of Authors (The Chandos

assics).

D'Israël! (Isaac).— Cunosities of Literature (London, RouUedgc and

tns).

D'Israël! (Isaac). — Literary character of men of Genius drawn from

?ii' own feelings and confessions (The Chandos Classics).

Dodlngton (?). — An Epistle to the Right Ilonourable sir Robert Wal-

le, The second édition London, Printed for J. Walthoc, over againsi

8 Royal-Exchange in Cornhill, 1626. Prix 6 d. (Brit. Mus., 613 m, 13.)

Dryden (G.). — Poetical Works, edited wilh a memoir, revised tcxt

d noies by W. D. Christie, M. A.; ncw édition. London, Macmillan and

, 1874 (The Globe édition).

Dugald-Steivart. — Encyclopxdia Britannica. Vol. I. Dissertation

'élimina ire.

Dugald-Ste'V^art. — Philosophy of the lluman Mind.

Dyer (John). — Poems (The Works of the English Poets... by S. John-

.n, 1760, vol. 58).

Dyer (John). — The Ruins of Rome a poem. London. Printed for

iwton Gilliver, at Homer*s Ilead in Fleet street, mdccxl, Price 1 s. (Brit.

us., 840. A*. 3).

JEiarle (John). ^ The Philology of the English Tongtie. Oxford. At the

arendon Press, mdccclxxxvii (The Fourth édition).

The Edinburgh Review. Volumes VII, XV, XVIII, XXXI, XLII, LXXVII, XC.

El-win (W.). — Voir Pope.

Emerson (Raph "Waldo). - The Works. — EssaySy First and second

ries. Représentative tnen. Society and solitude. English traits. The conduct

life. Letters and social aims. Poems. Miscel/anies, embracing Nature, idresseSi and Lectures. London, G. Iloutledge and Sons. 1883. Eschyle. — TA^rfire. Traduction de La Portk du Tubil, 1794, 2 vol. in-8. Evans (John). — Rivhmond and ifs Vicinity, irith a glance at Twickham, Slrawberry Hill, and llainplon Court, in-12. Excursion {The). A Poem in Tu-o Rooks. London, printed for J. Wallhoe,

the Golden-Ball, against the Royal-Exchangc in Cornhill, MDrxxxviii non y me, voir R. Savage).

Faulkner (T.). — An Historical and Topographical account ofFulham: including the hamlet of HammersmUh.[* Movemur enim nescio quo paclo locis ipsîs, in qiiibus c^rum, quos diligimus, aut admiramur, adsunt vestigia •] (Cic, de Leg., lib. 11, c. i:).London,|)rinted by J. Tilling, Cbelsea: fop T. Egerton; T. Payne, Beckel and Porter; J. Hatchard; J. Aslierae; Nichols son, and Bentley; and Sherwood, Nclly, and Jones (Bril. Mas., 2063. à. 40).

Feit .Dr.). — Sophonisbe in GescfiicfUe xind Dichtung, Vortrag ton Df. Feily gehallen im Lùbeckischen Zxceiyverein der Schiller'Stifiung, an 15 Februar 1888 (Separatabdruck aus den « Lùb. Blattern >, in-8, 18^S|. (Bril. Mus., 011840. f. 44.)

Fielding (Henry). — Works, With a Life by. A Mitrpiiy.

Porbes. — The Culloden papers.

Forster (J.). — The Life and Times of Oiiver Goldsmiih. Ward, Lod and Co, London, 1F90.

Gay (JohA\ — Poems [The Works of the English Poets, etc., bv Samoe! Johnson, édit.'de 1790. VoL XXXVI et XXXVII).

Gebhart. — Histoire du sentiment poétique de la nature dans rAntiqitifé, Paris, Durand, 1860.

The Gentleman s Magazine, années 1733, 1736, 1737,. 1791, 1819, 1823. New séries xvi (1841), xxiv (1845).

Goldsmith (O.). — Voir Forster.

Goldsmith :0.). — Poelical Works.

Goodhugh CWilliam). ~- The English Genlleman^s library manuaî; v A guide ta the formation of a library of sélect Literature^ accompaniedinift origimd notices^ biographical and critical, of Authors and Books. London, 1827. (Bril. Mus., 618 (L 20.)

Gosse 'Edm.). — A Hislorg of Eighteenlh Century Liieraiw^e (I66>- 1780). London, Mncmillan and Co, 1889.

Gosse (Edm.). — Gray, New édition. London, Macroillan and Co, 1889 (English Men of Lelters, edited by John Morley).

Grahame (James). — The British Georgics. Ballantyne and Co, Edinburgh, Longyan, aud John Murram, London, 1809.

Grant (Alexander). — The Story of the University of Edinbur$^ dnring ifs firsl three hundred years. London, Longmans, Green and Co,18ll^

Gray (Thomas). -— Poelical Works with a Life, by Ihe Bev. Johi iViford. London, George Bell and Sons, York Street, Covent Garden, l*^* (ïhe Aldine Edition.)

Gray (Th.). — The Works, containing his Poems^ and cotrespondenef v'ith aérerai omincnt lilerary characters. To u:hich are added, Memcin^ his Life and Wrilings^ by \V. Mason, M. A. London, printed for F. Caw» J. Bivington.

Gray (Th.). — Poelical Works. [The Works of the English Poeit^^J S. Johnson, vol. LXIV.)

The Guardian, — 27 avril 1713 — 29 i^eptembre 1713.

[allam (Henry). ^- Introduction to the Literature of Europe in the h y f6 th and 17 th Centuries. Paris, Baudry. [alli'well (J. O.). — Voir J. Mahstoic.

lamznond. -— Poetical Works (The Works of the English Poets... by lohnson, Lond. 1790, vol. XXXIX>.

lazlitt (Wil.). — The Round Table, Northcoie^s Conversations, Characistics, Edited by W. Carew Ilazlilt. London, and George Bell and Soos, pk Street, Govent Garden, 1881.

lazlitt (W.). — Memoir of Coter idge.

3azlitt CW.). -- Lectures on English Poeiry (Blackwood's Magazine.) Seine (Henri). — Poèmes et Légendes, Paris, Calmann Lévy, nonv. t. 1883.

Sennequin (Em.). — La Critique scientifique, Paris, Perrinet et Cic,

Seron (Rob.). — Voir Thomson, The Seasons.

Serrick (R.). — lïesperides, The Poetns and other remains of Robert rrick how first collected. Edited by W. Carew Uazlitt. London, J. Russcll lilh. 1869. 2 voL

Hill (Aaron). Dramatic Worka in two volumes. London, Lowndes. CCLX. (Bibl. nal. Y. 6472.)

Hill (Aaron). — The English Poets including translations in One Huned volwnes, Chiswick, prinled by G. Whittingham, Collège House; for Carpenter, J. Booker, etc. 1822. Vol. LX. (Comprend une vie de Hill r R. A. Davenport. Esq.) (Bril. .Mus., 11G03. aa. 4.) Hill (Aaron). — The Works of the late Aaron Hill, Esq.; tu four fumes consisting of Letters on Vanous subjects, and of original PoemSy *ral and Facetious, with an Essay on the Art of Acting. The second Kdil. ndon : Prinled for ihe benefit of the family. mddccliiv. (sic) (Brit. 18. 83. 6. 3.)

The History on vhich lï founded the Tragedy of Tancrcd and Sigis- 4nda. [« Taught heuce, ye Parents who from nature stray, | And the eat Ties of social Life betray; | Ne* er with your Children act a Tyrant's rt; i Tis yours to Guide, not Violate the Heart. »] London : Printed for tin Seymour, in Ball-Alley, near George-Yard, Lombard St. n. d. (30 pages -80). (Brit. Mus. H773. /".)

Holmes (Oliver "WendeU). — The Professor at the Break fast- table. ^ndon. Walter Scott, n. d.

Hovritt (W.). — Homes and Ilaunts of the most eminent Dritish Poets, îrd Edition. London : George Roulledge and Co. Farringdon St. mdccclvh rit. Mus. 2408, b. b.) Bugo (Victor). — Œuvres poétiques.

Hull (Th.). — Edward and Elconora. A Tragedy, altered from Thomson, and adapted to the Stage, Asperformed at ttie Théâtre, Royal, *vent Garden. [•> Sequiturque Palrem non passibus œquis »] (Virgil.) rit. Mus. 162. /i. 66).

Hunt (Leigh). — Imagination and Fancy, A Sélection from the English >el8, illustrative of those Orst requisites of their art; with markings of e wrilers, critical notices of the writers, and an Essay in answer lo the lestion « What is poctry? » A new édition. London, Smith, Elder and i, 1883.

Hunt (Leigh). — VV'i7 and Humour, Selccted from the English Poets.

M'ith an Illustrative Essay and Critical comments. A new édition. Londoii : Smith, Elder and Co, 1882.

Hunt (Leigh). — A Jar oflloney from Mount ïlyhla. A new édition. London, Smith, Elder and Co, i883.

Hnnt (Leigh). — Table-Talk, To whic?i arc added Imaginary Contfrsalions ofPope and Swift. A new édition. London, Smith, Elder and Co, 18fô.

Jacquelin (J.-A.) et Oorry. — Thompson et Garrick, ou Caulewfi tacteur, comédie en un acte cl en vers, mêlée de yandevilles. Représentée, pour la première fois, A Paris, sur le Théâtre du Vaudeville, le23janvier!Sî2. Prix, 1 fr. 50 c; Paris, chez Fa^es, libraire, éditeur de pièces de Ihéélw. . Boulevard St-Martin, n' 29. vis-à-vis la rue de Lancry. De rimpriracrie de Nouzon, rue de Cléry, u» 9. 1822, in-8. (Brit. Mus. 11738. g. 23).

JohnBOn's (S.). — Lives of Ihe most Eminent English Poets with critical observations on their works. By Samuel Johnson. With notes correc* ilve and explanalory, by Pbtqr Gunmnoiiam. In three volumes. London. J. Murray. 1854, in-8.

JuBserand (J.). — nistoire littémire du peuple anglais des Origines à la Renaissance. Paris. Imprimerie de Firmin-Didot et G*', 1894.

Kirkivood. — The IHstory of Ihe Twenlg-seven Gods of LinUthgvr: Reing an Exact and Irue Account ofa famous Plea betvixt the Toirn Cmvil of Ihe said Rurgh, and Mr. Kirkwood Schoolmaster Ihere. [Séria œiili jocis] Kdioburgh, Printed in Ihe year mdccxi. (Bril. Mus. 1182. c. 38.)

Kirkwood. — Plea before the Kirk. (The Ad vocales' Library, Edinburf^h.)

La Bouillerie (Mgr de). — Le Symbolisme de la Nature. 2 vol. P»"»» V. Palmé, 1819.

Lamartine. — Œuvres poétiques.

Langhome*s. — Poems {The ^'orks of the English poets.,. by S. Johnson, 1790, vol. LXXI).

Laprade (de). — I^e sentiment de la natitre avant le christianismt.

Laprade (de). — l^s symphonies. Idylles héroitfues.

Lecky. — A hislory of England in the xviii Ih century. 8 vol., LonJon 1887, Longman.

Leconte de Lisle. — Poèmes Rarbares,

Lee (Nathaniel). — A collection of the bcst English Plays, chosen ost of ail the bcpt authors. London, printed for the company of Booksellet»* Vol. XIII. Sophonisba : or UannibaVs overth'ow. A tragedy written bf Nathaniel Lee. London, Printed for T. Johnson mdccxix. (Bibl. nation ïk- 1999).

Léonard. — Poésies Pastorales, A Genève el à Paris, chez Lejay, librtiff.

MDCCLXXI.

Le Sage. *- Histoire de Gil Rlas de Saniillane, avec les principal*

cmarqiies de divers annotateurs précédée d'une notice par M. Sainte-Beuvov le l'Académie française, etc.; 2 vol. in-8. Paris, Garnier frères, libraires- (iileurs, G, rue des Saints-Pères, mdccclxiv.

Locke (J.)' — ^11 Essay conrerninf/ Human Understonding.

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Lyttelton (George Lord). — Memoirs and corrcspondence from /7.?4 0 1173. C:ompiled and edited by Robert Phillimore, late Studenl of Cliri-l :hun;li. 2 vol. pp. 816. Loudon, 1843. James Uidgwav f Brit. xMiis., 1 »53. //. 8. -Bibl. nal. Nx2068.)

Lyttelton (G.). — I^lters from a Persinn in Enf/landj lo /lis Frieml at spahan. London, 173"», in-8. Persian Lctters conthiued, or llie second olume (i<l.L

Mabilleau (L:. — Victor Ifuf/o, (l^es grands écrivains français). Paris, lichette et C'«. 1803.

Macaulay (B. T.). — Criticaland liistorical Essatfs. Contributed to the Minbur^'i) Heview. London : Longman, Green, Beuder and Dyer, 1880.

Macaulay B. T.). — The Life and Letfers of Lord Macaulay by his cpliew George Otto Trevelyan M. P. Leipzig. Bernard Tauchnitz, 1816.

Bfairet. — La Sophonisbe, Tra;^edie dédiée à Monseigneur le garde des ceaiix. A Paris, chez Pierre Uocolet, au Palais eu la gallerie des Prisonicrs. aux armes de la Ville, mdc. xxxv. avec privilège du Roy. in-i. (Bibl. iation. Inventaire Vf .')35.) (De Bcauchamps indique inexactement comnii* latc 105:;.)

Mallet (David;. — Pallads aîid sonys, a New Edition with a niemoir »y Fred. Dinsdale E^q. L.D. S" London, 1857.

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Thomson (J.). — A manifesto of the Lord Protector of Ihe Commonwealth of England, Scotland, Ireland, etc., published by consent aod advice of his council. Whercio is shown the reasonableness of the cause of this Republic against the déprédations of the Spaniards. A^'Hlt^n in Latin by John .Millon, and first printed in 1655; now translaled ioto Finglish. To which is added Britannia. a Poem-, by Mr. ThomsoD, ûkI published in 1727. London, Printed for, and sold by A. Millar, al Bûchanan*s Head, over-against St-Clcmenl's Church in Ihe Strand, MDCCixxvin (price six pence). (Brit. Mus., E. 2029. 90.)

Thomson (J.). — Arcopagilica (Préface). Voir J. Miltox.

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Thomson (J.). — The Castle of Indolence : an allegorical PofW wntten in imitation of Spenser, by James Thomson. London, printed for A. Millar, over-against Catherine-Street, in the Strand, MoccxLvni, io^t (pages 1-81.) (Brit. Mu?., 644. k. 16.)

Le môme ouvrage : 2nd Edition, London, 1748, in-8 (Brit. Mus., 11633. c. 44).

Thomson (J.). — Coriolanus, a Tragedy. As il is acled at the Théâtre-

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Thomson (J.). — Edward and Eieonora, A Tragedy. As it was to hâve been acted at the Theatre-Royal in CoventGarden, by Mr. Thomson. LondoQ, n39, in-S. [Suspicione si quis errabit suây Et rapiet ad se quod erit commune omnium, S tulle nudabit animi conscientiam. (Phaedrus.)J London. Printed for the author, and sold by A. Millar, over-against St-Clement*s Church in the Strand. mdccxxxix, in-8. (Brit. Mus., 841. i. 16.)

Edward and Eieonora. A Tragedy as it was to be acted at the Theatre- Royal in Covent-Garden. By Mr. Thomson. [Suspicione si quis...] Dublin : Printed by S. Powell, for G. Faulkner, in Ëssez St. mdccxxxix, in-i2. (Brit. Mus , H174, aaa. 2i.)

Thoxnson (J.). — Edward and Eleoriora. Altered and adapted to the sUge by P. Hull. London 1775, in-8. (Voir Hull) (Brit. Mus. 162. h. 66).

Thomson (J.). — Antient and Modem Italy compared : being the First Part of Liberty, a Poem. London : Printed for. A. Millar, over-against. St-Clement*s Church in the Strand. mdccxxxv (price 1) (Brit. Mus., 840. k. 3).

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Thoxnson (J.). — Miscellaneous Poems, by several Bnnds : particularly rhe 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. Balley at the Dove,etc., HDCCXxix (Brit. Mus., 992. b. 30). *

Thomson (J.) {1). — A Poem to the Memory of Mr. Congreve. Inscribed to Her Grâce, Henrietta, Dulchess of Marlborough. London : Printed for J. Millan, and sold at his shop near the Horse-Guards, 1729 (price sixpence). (Brit. Mus. 992.)

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Thoxnson (J.). — A Poemsacred to the Memory of Sir 1. Newton. London : Printed for Mil'an, at Lock's Head in New-street; bctween Marybone street and Piccadilly; and sold at his Shop near Whitehall. moccxxvii. (Priée 1 s.). N. B. Lalely published by Mr. Thomson. I. Winter, a Poem, the 4th edit. Priée 1 s. — II. Summer, a Poem. Price 1. s. 6. d. (Brit. Mus., 643. 7;}. 14.)

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

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Thomson {J.). — A Poem to the Memory of the Ri g ht Honourable the Lord Talbot, Late Chancellor of Great Britain. London, 1737, in-4. Printed for A. -Millar, at Buchanan^s Head, against Sl-Glement's Church in the Strand. MDCCxxxvii (price 1 sh.). (BriL, Mus. 8i0. k. 3.)

Thomson (J.). — Substance of Ihc Speech of the Révérend Mr. Walker at the General meeting of the County of Nottingham held at MansQeld on Monday the 28th of Febr. 1780. to which is added Mr, Thomson's Préface to a speech of Mr. John Miltonj 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 informa» tion. MDCCLxxx (Brit. Mus., F. 2101).

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Thomson (J.). — The Seasons, by Mr. Thomson, Loudoa : Printe»! in the yeal* .Mur.cxxx. -1 Poem sacred to the Memory of Sir hnac Setrton inscrihed to the liiffht Honourable Sir Roh. Walpole (sans nom d'auteur ni d'éditeur), lirilannia, a poem. (h.t tantas audetis toUere moles], etc. The second édition corrected. London : prinled for John Millan. hookseller ncar Whitehall, mdccxxx. (304 vers). Les trois ouvrages réuni? en uu volume. (Kdinb. l'niversity Library.)

Thomson (J.). — The four Sensons and other poems. London : Printed for J. Millan, near S«olland-Yard, While bail; and A. .Millar, in the Straoïl. MDCcxxxv. {Sprinff et Autumm sont en réalité de la 2' edit., 1730. SuinHier est la 4« édit., 1735, Winter et les autres poèmes sont de ledit, de 1134.) (Brit. Mus., 11630. bôb. 13.)

Thomson (J.). — The Srn^tons. Paris : Printed for F. Louis, Sl-Sévcrin Street, n" 110. 1800 (petit in-8, 252 p.; imprimé par Egron).

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Thomson (J.). — The Seasons, in Four liookii, By the late James Thomson, wilh \hc life of the Aulhor to which are Added Notes, lllu.slrations, and a complote In<lex, by George Wright Esq. London. Printed for J. French, Ilookham, Malhews and Bell, M. Folingsbv, F. Axlell, and F. Street. (1770. Brit. Mus.. 991. a. ."lo.)

Thomson (J.;. — The Seasons bij James Thomson: wilh bis Life, an Index and (Jlossary, a dedication lo the Earl of Biichan, and Notes to Ibe Seasons, by Percival Slockdale. London, Prinled for A. Hamilton. Gray's Inn Gale, Holboru, 1793. (Brit. Mus.. 082. e. 22.)

Thomson (J.). — The Seasons, a new édition, together wilh an orij^'innl Life of the Aulhor, aud a Crilical Essay on the Seasons by Robert Hcron. Perlh : Prinled by Morison Junior for Morison aud Son, Booksellers. >iDi:r\rni (Brit. Mus., 14«'>'i k. 19.

Thomson { J.). — The Seasotis. Parma : printed by Bodoni. mdccxciv. iSpIcndide édition in-4.) (Brit. Mus., 041. 9. 15.)

Thomson (J.). — The Seasons; \vith Ihe Life of the Author. lo \\h'w\\ are added Hesiod, or the rise of Woman, aud the Ilermit, by Pamoll; togelher with Henry and Emma, by Prior. A ucw édition in Iwo volume?. (Vo!. I et partie de vol. 11.) Paris : Printed for Theophilus Barrois juuior. Booksciler, guay Voltaire, n*» 3, 1803, in-16. (Brit. .Mus., 991. a. 37.)

Thomson (J.). — The Seasons, ediled, with notes, philosophical, classical, hislorical and biographical, by Aulhony Todd Thomson. M. D, F.L.S. London : Prinled for Lonpmans, Brown, (Jreen and Longmans. 1847.

Thomson (J.). — The Seasons. Wilh Engraved Illustrations, from

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Thomson (J.). — Tha Seasons and Ihc Oi.sfln of liuidenne. lÀliled hy l\nt)crt Util. London, (iriTOn Holin and Co (sans date .

Thoxnson 'J.). — The Troffedy of Sop/tonisba. Acled at llie Thealre- Hoyal in Drury-Lnne by lli3 Majesly's Servants. Loudon : Printed for A. Millar, at Biichanan's Ilead, over-against Sl-CIement's Ciiuroli in llie Strand. .mdxxxx, in-8. (Brit. Mns., 11175 /*.

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Thomson (J.). — Sprimj. A t'ocm. [El nune omnis a^er, nnnc omnis parliirit arbos, Nunc frondent silvae, nuncformosisffiiuus anniisj. (Vir^.). l^ondon. Printley : and sold by A. Millar, at Bnclianan's Ilead overaf^ainsl. Sl-CIcmenTs C.liurch in llie Strand: and (i. Stralian, at tlie (iolden Bail in Cornhill, in-8, >iDccxxvin (|irit'o 1 s. (>. d.). (Brit. Mns., ilG2. A. .'U.)

Thomson {J.). — Sumwer. A Povm, |Jam clarus Occnltum Andromedae l'ater — Ostendit l^ncm : Jam Procyon furit — Et Stella vcsani Lconis. — Sole Dies referonle tircos. — Jam Paslor L'mbras cnm (iregc langnido, — nivumque fesaus qua'ril, et liorridi — Dumela Sylvani : carelqnc — HIpa xagis taciturna Venlis*. (Ilor..] London : Printed for J. Millan, at Locke's Ilead in New-Slreet. near the upper End of the Hay-Market, wncr.xwn. l»rice 1. 8. 0. d. in-8. (Brit. Mua., lir,2. //. 3tl.^

Thomson (J.). — Tancred and Sif/ismunda. A Tragedy. As il is acted Jit Ibe Thealre-Boyal in Drury Lane, by His Majesty's Servants, London : Printed for A. Millan, opposite Kalliarinc Slreet in llic Strand. mdc<;\lv. in-8. (Brit. Mns., SiL d. 33.)

Thomson (J.). — W'iniei', A Pop.m. bi/ James 'fhotnson A. M. Jlapiduii ï?ol — Nondum Hyemem contingit Eqnis. Jam praclerit aeslas (Virg.j-I ;GlaciaIis ilyems canos hirsuta Capillos. i;Ovid.).J London : Printed for J. Millan, al Locke's Head,in Shug-Lanc, near liic Upper End of the Hay- Markct; and Sold by J. Uoberls, in Warwiok-Lane, and N. Blandford, af Ihe London-Gazctte, Charing-Cross. mim.cxxvi (priée one Shilling), in-folio. .Brit. Mus., t;i3. m, 13.)

Thomson (J.). — \Vintei\ a Po'nn, a Hymn on the Sfa.^ons\ a Poem to fhe Memory o/' Sir I. Scvlon; and Britannia^ a Poem. London : Printed for J. Millan, Booksellcr near Whilehall (priée one shilling and six-pence). MDCCxxx. (Brit. Mus., '.»'J2. //. 1.)

Thomson (J.). — Winter. A Poem. [Horrida cano Bruma gelu.j The Second édition. London : printed by N. Blau'lford at Charing Cross, for J. Millan, at Lockc*s Ilead in Shug Laiie, near the Hay-market, and the next Bookseller to the IIorse-Guard.^. mdo^xxvi. Priée one Shilling, in-8.

Thomson (J.). — The Works ofMr. Thomson, Volume the second contai ni ng Liberly, a Poem, in Five Parts : Sophonishe a Tragedy. London : Printed for A. Millar, at Buchanan's Ilead. over against Saint-Clement's Church in the Strand. Mhccxxxvi. (Brit. Mus., Cil. /. 14.)

Thomson (J.). — The Works of James Thomson with his lasl corrections and improvemenis. London : Printed for A. Millar, and sold by T. Caddcll in the Strand, MoccLXvni. (Brit. Mus., 11632. co',), (Correctious manuscrites d'après Toriginal de Lord Lyltellon.)

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Thomson (J.)- — The Works of James Thomson wiih his last corrections and improvements. To wliich is pretUed a new acconnl of his Life; wjtb a criticiâra on his writings. lu Four Volumes. Edinburgh : Printed for R. Clark, Bookseller in the Parliament-House. mocclxxii. (Brit. Mus., 11699. aa. 34.)

Thomson (J.). — Works, wilh a Préface, Biogiaphical Noies and appendices by Nichols. Londoo. William Tegg and Ce, 1849. (Brit. Mus., 11609.6. 37.)

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Thomson (J.). — Poetical Works \Tvfo volumes). With Mentoir of Thomson by Sir Harris Nicolas, and notes by P. Cunningham. Londoa« Bell and Daldy. 1860. (Reproduction du texte de PAldine Edition et du « Memoir » donné par H. Nicolas en 1831 et 1847.)

Thomson (J.). — Poetical Works, Edited with a memoir by Robert Bell. London. Charles Criffin and Co. (Sans date.)

Thomson (J.). —Traductions. LaEstate. Modena, 1817, in-8. Anonyme. En vers italiens. (Brit. Mus., T. 2265.)

Thomson (J.). — Traductions La Primavera di G, Thomson. Bologoir 1820, in-4. Anonyme. En vers italiens. (Rrit. Mus., 11683. 66. 46.)

Thomson (J.). — Traductions. La Uberta. Poema.... Parle III, Romt. Libéra versione poetica di A. Castelfranco. Trieste, 1867 in-8. (Brit. Mus., 11633. /. 32.)

Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Hymnus anni iempestatum deo. (Bril. Mus., 1710, in-4.) (Traduct. anonyme en vers latins.)

Thomson (J.). — Traductions. // Hiccio rapifo e le Lodi de Seuton poemi Infjlesi tradotti in versi Toscani dal Sîg, Andréa Bonducci Accademico Ftih rentirw con altri nuovi componimenti. In Napoli, a spese di un amicodel Tradiiltore. iMoccLX, iu-8.

Thomson ( J.). — Traductions. Les Saisons. Poème traduit de Panglait (fe Thomfison. Paris, 1759, in-8. (Traduction en prose de Mme MarieJeaooe " de Chàtillon Bontems.)

Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Ilerrn B. //. Brockes.., aus dem Englii' chen iibcrsetzte Jahrcs-Zeiten des Uerrn Thomson zum Anhange des Irdiehtn VergMilgens in Gott. Mit Kupfern. (Texte anglais et traduction allemande.) Hambur«, 1745, in-8. (Brit. Mus. 11632. aaa. 47.)

Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Tempora fhomsoni in Latine versu reddils a H. C, hrownell. Londino, 1795 (?), in-8. (Brit. Mus. 11633. 66. 45.)

Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Foraaret af J. Thomson ovei'sat af P' Foersom. Kiobenhaven. 1887, in-12. (Brit. Mus. 1467. a. 7.)

Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Vinteren af J. Thomson oversat af P. Foersom. Kiobenhaven, 1812, in-t2. (Brit. Mus. 1467. a. 13.)

Thomson (J.). — Traductions. De Jaargceijden naar Th., in Muziek gcbsachl dvor Haydn. (Le livret seul), Amsterdam, 1803 in-8. (Bril. Mus., 11874. e.)

Thomson (J.). — l'raductious. Les Saisons traduites en vers français par.I. Poiilin. Paris, 1802. (Texte anglais et traduction.)

Thomson (J.). — Traductions, il castello delVozio; pœma.., in versù itatiano... da T. J. .Malhias. Napoli, 182(», in-8.

Tlioinson (J.)- — Traductions. UeTpioo'j etSoiiotr,9'.; xai irpoiaffiç îrpo; To-jç vcovç xoy; Ib>v«tc, etc. (Traduction en vers romaïques d'une portion (le V m Été », par P. Pelrides), 1817, iD-8.

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Woods. — Occasional Poetn on the Birth-Day of Thomson. Celebrated at Cape-Hall, on Wednesday, sepL 22nd. 1790. \Vritlen and rccited by Mr. Woods (3 pages).

Woods. — Verses. In/roduc/ory to the Recitation of Passages from ihe Seasons, etc.. at the commémoration 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 <îeo. Reidand Co. Opposite Magdalane Chapcl, Cowgate (3 pages).

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

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