LISTE DES OUVRAGES CITES OU MENTIONNES
Aikin (John). — An Essay on the Plan and Character of ThoîJison's Seasons. London, MDCCLxxiviii. (Bril. Mus., 1162, f, 23.)
Algarotti. — // Neutonianismo per le Dame. Dialof/hi sopra La Luce E I Colori, [Quae légat ipsa Lycoria] (Viro. Eol. X). In Napoli, mdccxxxvii. (Avec une dédicace « Al Signor Bernardo di Fonlenelle, Parigi il di 24, Gennajo, 1736 ».)
AUardyco (Alex.). — Scotland and Scotsmen in Ihe Eighleenth Century. From Ihe MSB of John Ramsay Esq. or Ochterlyre. la two volumes. Will. Blackwod and Sons, Edinburgh and London, mdccclxxxviii, iu-8. (Brit. Mus., 2396, f. 6.)
Anderson. — A complète édition ofthe Poets of Great Britain, Vol. IX : The Poetical Works of Thomson. To vjhich is prefixed the life of the author. (BriL Mus., 2046, 6.)
Andorson (John). — A history of Edinburgh, from the earliest period to the completion ofthe half century iSSO, with brief notices of Eminenl op Remarkable Individuels. A. Fullerton and Go, Edinburgh and Loudon, 1836, in-8.
Angellier (Aug.). — Étude sur la Vie et les Œuvres de Robert Barn^\ Paris, Hachette et Cie, 1892.
Arminius. A Tragedy. As it vjas to hâve heen acted at the Theatm-Roynl in Drury-Lane. Dublin, printed by and for E. Jones in Clarendon SI, opposite Coppinger's Lane, 1740. (Brit. Mus., 11774. aaa. 21[5].) Voir Patedso!* .
Amot (Hugo). — The History of Edinburgh, from the earliest accounts to the year i780. Edinburgh, printed by Thomas Turnbull. 1816.
Asho (,T.). — Voir S. T. Colekidge.
Athenaum (The). — Années 1844 et 18o9.
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Coleridge (S. T.). — Poetical and Dramatic \yorks, New édition, London, John James Childley, mdcccxlv.
Coleridge (S. T.). — The Table-Talk and Omniana, wilh additional Table- Talk from « AIlsop's RecoHeclions •, and Maniutcript Mailer not befofc pnnted, Arranged and edited by T. Ashe, B. A. of St-John's Collège, Cambridge, London, George Bell and Sons, !888.
CoUins (John Churton). — Bolingbroke, A historical studif: and Voltaire in England^ London, John Murray, 4886, in-8.
CollinB fW.)- — The Seasons. With an account ofthe Life and Writings of the Aulhor, And an Ode on the Death ofMr, James Thomson bv Mr. W. C. Glasgow, 1769,* in-12. (Brit. Mus., 238. a 39.)
Collins (TV.). — Poetical Works. London, Bell and Daldy [the Aldine Edition ofthe Brilish Poels).
Collins fW.). — The Works of the English PoetSy by S. Johnson. Vol. LVlll containing Collins and Dyer^ London, 1790.
Corneille (Thomas). — Œuvres dramatiques, Sophonisùe.
Co'wper (Wil.). — Poetical Woi'ks, Edinburgh, TVilIiam, P. Nimmo.
Crabbe (G.). — Life and Poetical Works^ edited by hîs son. London, John Murray, 1847.
A Criticism on the new Sophonisba, a tragedy, as il is acted at the Théâtre (ioyal in Diniry-Lane. London, prinled for Cogan, at the Middle-Temple Gâte in Fleet Street, mdccxxx. (Brit. Mns., 6U. c. 17.)
Cunningham (AUan). — The Seasons and the Castle of Indolence, with a biographical and critical introduction. London, 1841, in-8.
Cunningham (Peter). — Early English Ballads, and Popular Uterature of the Middte Ages. Edited from original manuscripts and scarc« publication (Philobiblon Society), vol. IX, 1843. — A Poem to the Memory of Wil. Congreve by J. Thomson. Préface and notes by Peter Cunningham Esq. (Brit. Mus., 1146. c. 49.)
— Miscellanies of the Philobiblon Society, vol. IV. — Correspondance of Mallet and Thomson.
Cunningham (Peter). — Voir S. Johnson.
Davenport. — Voir Hill.
Davies (Thomas). — Dramatic Miscellanies : ) consisting of } Critical observations \ on several \ Plays of Shakespeare : | unth a \ reviewofhis principal characters, \ and those of various eminenl writers \ as represented \ by Mr. Garrickf \ and other celebrated comedians, \ with \ anecdotes of Dramatic poets, aciors, elc, ] by Thomas Davies, | author of Memoirs of the Life of I David Garrick,Esq., | in three volumes. — Dublin, Printed for S. Price, H. Whiteston, W. Wilson, R . MoncriefTe, L. White, i R. Marchbank, ■ T. Walker, I P. Byrne, K. Burton, | J. Cash, | W. Sleater, m,dcc,lxxxiv.
Davies (Thomas). — Memoirs of the Life of David Gartnek Esg. mierspersed with Character and anecdotes of his theatrical contemporaries ; the
whole foiming a hislory of the stage which includes a period of thirty six Years. — [Quem populus Romanus meliorcm virum quam histrioncm esse arbitratur, qui ita dignissimusest scena propter artificium ut dignissimus sit curia propter abstinenliam]. (CiceroproQ. Roscio Comœdo), London, Printed for tbe Autlior, and sold at his sbop in Great Russell-Street, Covent Garden, mdcclxxx, 2 vol. (Bibl. nat. Nx. 533.)
De-la-Tour (J.). — A prospect of Poetry : addressed io the Right Hon- • ourable John, Earl of Corke and Otrery, To v:hich is added A Poem to Mr. Thomson on his Seasons. The fiflh édition, Corke. Printed for T. Lord, Bookselier, at his circulatîng Library under the Ëichange CoflTee-House, Castle Street, xdcclxx (Brit. Mus., 11632, aaa, 15).
Delille. — Œuvres précédées d'une notice sur sa vie et ses ouvrages, par M. P. F. Tissot, Paris, chez Fume, 1833.
Denham. — Poems (The Works of the Euglish Poets... by S. Johnson, London, 1790, vol. IX).
Deanoireterres. — La Jeunesse de Voltaire, Paris, 1867, in-8.
Dinsdale (F.). — Voir David M.\llbt.
D'Iaraôli (Isaac). — Calamities and Quan^els of Authors (The Chandos Classics).
D'Iarai&li (Isaac). — Cunosities of Literature (London, Routledge and Sons).
D'Isradli (Isaac). — Literary character of men of Genius drawn from their own feelings and confessions (The Chandos Classics).
Dodington {?). — An Epislle to the Right Honourable sir Robert Walpôle. The second édition London, Printed for J. Walthoe, over against ibe Royal-Exchange in Gornhill, 1626. Prix 6 d. (Brit. Mus., 643 ?w. 13.)
Dryden (G.). — Poetical Works, edited wilh a uiemoir, revised text and notes by W. D. Christie, M. A.; new édition. London, Macmillan and C% 1874 (The Globe édition).
Dagald-Ste'v^art. — Encyclopxdia Britannica. Vol. I. Dissertation préliminaire.
Dugald-Ste'wart. — Philosophy of the Human Mind.
Dry^T (John). — Poem^ (The Works of the English Poets... by S. Johnson, 1760, vol. 58).
Dyer (John). — The Ruins of Rome a poem. London. Printed for Lawton Gilliver, at Homer*s Head in Fleet street, mdccxl, Price 1 s. (Brit. Mus., 840. k. 3).
Earle (John). — The Philology of the English Tongue. Oxford. At the Clarendon Press, HDCccLXXxvn (The Fourlh édition).
The Edinburgh Review. Volumes VIT, XV, XVIII, XXXI, XLlï, LXXVII, XG.
EliTTin fw!). — Voir Pope.
Emerson (Raph TValdo). - The Works. — Essays^ First and second séries. Représentative men. Society and solitude. English traits. The conduct of life. Letters and social aims. Poems. Miscellanies, embracing Nature, Addresses, and Lectures. London, G. Routledge and Sons, 1883.
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Evans (John). — Richmond and ils Vicinity, with a glance at Twickenham, Strawbetry Hill, and Hampton Court, in-12.
Excursion {The). A Poem in Two Books. London, printed for J. W'allhoe, at Ihe Golden-Bail, against the Royal-Exchange in Cornhill, mdccxxviii (Anonyme, voir R. Savage).
Faulkner (T.)- — An Hislorical and Topographical account ofFtUhamincluding the haml^t of Hammersmith.[* Movemur enim nescio quo paclo locis ipdis, in quibus eorum, quos diligimus, aut admiramur, adsant vestigia »] (Cic, de Leg., lib. 11, c. ii).LoDdon,printed by J. Tîlling, Chelsea; for T. Egerton; T. Payne, Becket and Porter; J. Hatchard; J. Asherne; Nichois son, and Bentley; and Sherwood, Nelly, and Jones (Brit. Mus.^ 2065. b, 40).
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The Gentleman's Magazine, années 1733, 1736, 1737, 1791, 1819, 1823. New séries xvi (1841), xxiv (1845).
Ooldsmith (0.). •— Voir Forster.
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OoBse (Edm.). — A History of Eighteenth Century Lilerature (1660- 1780). London, Macmillan and Co, 1889.
GoBse (Edm.). — Gray. New édition. London, Macmillan and Go, 1889 (English Meu of Letters, edited by John Morley).
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Gray (Th.). — The Works, containing his Poems, and correspondence tvith several eminent literary characters, To which are added, Memoirs of his Life and Writings, by \V. Mason, M. A. London, printed for F. C. and J. Rivington.
Gray (Th.). — Poeiical Works, {The Works of the English Poels, by S. Johnson, vol. LXIV.)
The Guardian, — 27 avril 1713 — 29 septembre 1713.
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The Ilistory on which it founded the Tragedy of Tancred and SigismuTuta. [• Taught hence, ye Parents who from nature stray, | And the «reat Ties of social Life beiray; | Ne' er with your Children act a Tyrant*s Part; l 'Tis yours lo Guide, not Violate the Heart. »] London : Printed for John Seyroour, in Ball-Alley, near George-Yard, Lombard St. n. d. (30 pages in-8o). (Brit. Mus. 11175. f)
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Hull (Th.). — Edward and Eleonora. A Tragedy, altered from J. Thomson, and adapted to the Stage. Asperformed at the Théâtre. Royal. Covent Garden. [■ Sequiturque Patrem non passibus œquis »] (Virgil.) (Brit. Mus. 162.^.66).
Hont (Leigh). — Imagination and Fancy. A Sélection from the English Poets, illustrative of Ihose flrst requisites of their art; with markings of the writers, critical notices of the writers, and an Essay in answer lo the question « What is poetry? • A new édition. London, Smith, Elder and Co, 1883.
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Le Sage. — Histoire de Gil Blas de Santillaney avec les principales
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Mallet (David). — Ballads and songs, a New Edition with a memoir by Fred. Dinsdale Esq. L.D. 8" London, 1857.
Mallet (D.). — Voir Alfred, a Masque,
Poems (The Works of ihe English Poels, etc., by Samuel Johnson, édil. de 1790. Vol. LXIII.)
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Mathlas (J. T.). — // castello delC ozio\ poema... in verso italiano... Neapoli 1826. 8^ (Brit. Mus. 1162. A. 22.)
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Musical Entertainment (A), performed by a sociely of Gentlemen in Edinbwgh, Upon the Anniversary of the Birth-Day of James Thomson, Author of the Seasons, etc. September 22 m,dcc,lxx. (14 pages.)
Musidorus :a Poem sacredto Ihe Memory ofMr. James Thomson.
— tt Dignuin lande virum Musa velat mori. » (Horace) Loodon : Printed for R. Griiïtths, at the Duociad in Ludgate streel. (Price ooe shilling.)
[La date est indiquée par une note de la page 15. u Coriolanus, a Tragcdy wrilten by Mr. Thomson which is expected to be actcd this season. » — L'auteur est Shiels]. (Brit. Mus., 1455. t. 12.)
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Sheridan (T). -— Cotnolanus : or the Roman matron. A Tragedy taken from Shakespear and Thomson, as it is acted at theTheatre-Royal in Covent- Garden; to which is added the orderof the ovation. London : printed for A. Millar, in the Strand, mdcclv, by M. F. Sheridan, who says in the advcrliseraenl it was fîrst acted in Dublin. (Brit. Mus., 643. t. 17.)
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Sophonisba (d'Afrikaanse). Die, door de Min, geestige Werkingen, vreemde Vonden, doorluchtige Aanslagen, en Schielijke Toevallen van druk en blijdschap, vermakelijk onder een vertoont. In Twee Deelen begrepen. Niculijks uit' et Françoysch door D. V. R. verlaaU. t'Arasterdam, Voor I. I. Schipper, in't jaar moclxi in-12'' (2 vol.) (nombreuses gravures; architectures et costumes curieux). (Brit. Mus.)
Spectator {The), A New édition... by Henry Morley, London, Routledge and Sons S. d.
Speechés and Arguments of the Judges of the Court ofKing's Bench, viz. Mr. Justice Willes, Mr. Justice Aston, Sir Joseph Yates and Lord Chief Justice Mansfield, in April 1769; m ihe cause Millar against Taylor, for printing Thomson's Seasons. Prinled for William Coke, Bookseller in Leith, in the year mdcclxxi. (BriL Mus., 709. a, 5.)
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— — Lectures on Ihe Iruly eminent Enfflish Poels,
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Thespian Dictionary {The). (Brit. Mus., 2047. a.) . Thomson (JamesJ. — Agamemnon. A Tragedy. Acled at the Theatrc^- Royal in Drury-Lane, by His Majesty's Servants, by Mr. Thomson. London. Prinled for and sold by A. Millar, at Buchanan's Head in the Strand. mdccxxxvui. (Brit. Mus., 841 d. 33.)
Thomson (J.). — Alfred, a Masque. London, 1840. (Brit. Mus., 8H. /". 5o.V
— -—Alfred the Great^ a Drama for Muéic. Foruierly coniposed by command of His Late Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and performed at Cliefdon,on Ihe Birlhday of her Royal Highness the Prioce^'s Augusla. The musical Part of this perfomance being then too short for an Evening's Ënterlaimment of itself, the Drama is new writlen, greatly improved from Mr. Mallet's Play; and the Music (exceptiug two or three things, which being particularly Favourites al CliefdoD, are retaincd by Desire) new-Composed by Mr. Arne. London : Printed in the year mdccuii. in-4 (price one shilling). (Brit. Mus., 11775, C.)
Thomson (J.). — A manifesto of the Lord Protector of Ihc Commoowealth of England, Scolland, Ireland, etc., published by consent and advice of his council. Whercin is shown the reasonableness of the cause of this Republic against the déprédations of the Spaniards. Written in Latin by John Milton, and firsl prinled in 1653; now translaled into English. To which is added Britannia, a Poem\ by Mr. Thomson, first published in 1727. London, Prinled for, and sold by A. Millar, at Bûchanan's Head, over-against Sl-Clement's Church in Ihe Strand, mdccxxxviii ^price six pence). (Brit. Mus., E. 2029. 90.)
Thomson (J.). — Areopagilica (Préface). Voir J. Miltox. .
— — britannia. A poem writlen in the year i719. The Third édition. London : Printed by N. Blandford for J. Millan, Bookseller near Whitehall. mdccxxx. (Brit. Mus., 992. h. 7).
Thomson (J.). — The Castle of Indolence : an allegorical Poem writlen in imitation of Spenser^ by James Thomson. London, printed for A. Millar, over-against Catherine- Street, in Ihe Strand, moccxlvhi, in-i, (pages 1.81.) (Brit. Mu?., 644. k. 16.)
Le môme ouvrage : 2nd Edition, London, 1748, in-8 (Brit. Mus., 11633. c. K\).
Thomson (J.). — Coriolanus, a Tragedy. As it is acled at Ihe Thcalrc-
Royal in Covenl-Garden. By tlie late James Thomsoo. London, prîntod for A. Millar at Buchanan's Head in the Strand. mdccxlix. In-8. (Brit. Mus., 11765. f.)
Thornson (J.). — Coriolanus, A tragedy. etc. : Prinled by S. PowelL Dublin, n49iu.l2. (Brit. Mus., 11744. aaa, 4.)
Thomson (J.). — Edward and Eieonora. A Tragedy. As il was to bave becn acted at the Thealre-Royal in CoventGarden, by Mr. Thomson. LondoD, 1739, in-8. [Suspicione si quis errabUsuâ,Et rapiet ad se quod erit commune omnium. S iulte nudabit animi conscientiam. (Phaedrus.)J London* Prinled for the author, and sold by A. Millar, over-against St-Ciement*s Church in the Strand. mdccsxxix, in-8. (Brit. Mus., 841. t. 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 : Prinled by S. Powell, for G. Faulkner, in Essex St. mdccxxxix, in-12. (Brit. Mus, 11174, aaa. 21.)
Thomson (J.). — Edward and Eieonora, Altered and adapted to the stage by P. HuU. 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-againsl. St-Clement's Church in the Strand. mdccxxxv (price 1) (Brit. Mus., 840. k. 3).
Greece: being the Second Part of Liberty, a Poem. 1735.
Home : being the IhLrd Part of Liberty, a Poem. 1735, 1 sb.
Britain : being the Fourth Part of Liberty, a Poem, 1736, 1/6.
The Prospect : being the Fifth Part of Liberty, a Poem, 1736.
Thomson (J.). — Miscellaneous Poems, by several Hands : particularly rhe D... of W... n, Sir Samuel Garlh, 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 al the Dove,etc.. MDCCxxix (BriL Mus., 992. 6. 30).
Thomson (J.)(?). — A Poem to the Memory ofMr, Congreve. ïnacribed to Her Grâce, Henriella, Dulchess of Marlborough. London : Prinled for .1. Millan, and sold at hia shop near the Horse-Guards, 1729 (price sixpence). (Brit. Mus. 992.)
— A Poem to the Memory of Mr, Congreve, With a préface and notes by P. Cunningham. (Percy Society, Early English Poetry. Vol. IX.) ^842, ia-8«.
Thomson (J.). — A Poemsacred to the Memory of Sir ï. Newton, London : Printed for Millan, at Lock*s. Head in New-slreet; between Marybone street and Piccadilly; and sold at his Shop ncar Whitehali. mdccxxvil. (Price 1 s.). N. B. Lately published by Mr. Thomson. I. Winter, a Poem, the 4th edil. Price 1 s. — II. Summer, a Poem. Price 1. s. 6. d. (BriL Mus.,. 643. m. 14.)
Le môme ouvrage, Dublin, 1727, in*8^ (BriL Mus. 11631. aa. 44.)
Le même ouvrage, the 3rd edit, J. Millan 1727, fol. (Brit. Mus. 11630. q. 33.) . Thomson ( J.). — A Poem to the Memory ofthe Right Honourable the Lord Talbot, Late Chancellor of Great Britain, London, 1737, in-4. Printed for A. Millar, at Buchanan's Head, against Sl-Clement*s Church in the Slrand. MDCcxxxvii (price 1 sh.). (BriL, Mus. 840. k, 3.)
Thomson (J.). -— Substance of the Speech ofthe Révérend Mr. Walker at the General meeting of the County of Notlingham heUl al MansHeld on Moaday the 28th of Febr. 1780. to which is added Mr, Thomson's Préface to a speech of Mr. John Milton, for the liberly of unlicensed printing to the Parliament of England, Tirst published in the year 1644.
Printed and Distributed Gratis by the Society fur Constilutional informa* tion. MDCCLxxx (Brit. Mus., F. 2101).
i.T'***?^*^,!'''- ~ **'<"■*'• Volume the Second conlaining Liberté .
ÎrtTu". 64^ /! lir''^''''*' St-Clen,ent'8Chu«:hin theStrand. »dcc«x^t
fnH^n^ Z'";"^^- '.»■» (^^omprend 3 parties dont chacune a une pag^^nation ndependante. S^ving the 2nd edit. Printed for Millan 1729. Pfice 1/" fv. non numérotés). SummerZtà edit., Millan 1730 1/8 (1205 vers) Aulum, 2nd edit Mi lan 1730 1/6 (1275 vers . U'm^er Millan 730 1/6 (787 1" .4 //,vmn ahe 3rd ed.t.), l'oem to Newton, Brilannia. (Brit. Mus., 14M f 3? Thomson (J.). r/i, s.a.«>n.. by Mr. Thomson, London : Printed n Ihe year «dccxxx a Poem sacred to the Memory of Sir Isaac N^^^n ^
Steut^ flwf«:f't """''"'■''*'?.'?''•'"'*• "«'A Us nom dCte„r ni
tHT%^ ""' " P"''"- f"* """"* «"<•««» K»'*"* moles], etc. The
;;r. Wh? ».'°M ^°"^^^^- •^«"l»" = P"nted for John Millan, bookseîler
, J?*»?.?**" ^'•^- r ^*' ^''"'" ^<^«onsand olher poems. London : Printed vocc;xxv (";Z?t'^"r'-''"''' ''■""* ''«»' «°d A. Millar, in the St«ÏÏ
(Brit"Mus.?ll'630.' W^lt)" *' '" ""^"^ ''"^'' """ "^^ '*'"'• «^^ •^3*) Tbomson (J.). - r/,e Seasons. Paris : Printed for F. Louis St-SAv^rin
n^™ ^ . . '■^- ~ '^* ^""'""' ''« •^<"^?"»* rAomson. Nouvelle édiUou Clermont, de '.mprimerie de Pierre Landïiot, 1835 (Bibl. nal Y)
inomson (J.). — The Seasom, a Poem, London, Whittaker 184» innm breuses notes manuscrites), by D. Williams. Coll. Dir. John 6a„t ,u°bo; Of the . Lassons of English Literatureand Composition .. (Brû. Mus., iTess'
Thomson (J.). — TAe Seasom, in Four Books, Bu the lateJame, TAo... son w,th the life of the Aulhor to which are Added NoteitSstralfons' JFren.'hT"V\ '""*«' t^' '"'°'«' ^^"«"t Esq. London. PrntedT; slrLTTfeo'ItitTlùs'I'^S -35^ '^"' *•• "''""^''' '■ ^"^"' '"" ^•
„Jm ?"?'*? i'-^-. ~ ^** Seasons, a new édition, logether wilh an orî h"! . ! ? '^«.A-lhor, and a Critical Essay on the Sealons by Robe"
."::r:ïï:t:rs:!ir,;5rvr'""'"^'^^
arf aZn;"^'^; ~ ^i* ^^'''*''"*' ^''^^ ""* ^ife of the Author. to ^vhich are added Hesod. or the rise of Woman, and ihe Hermil, bv Parnell-
BookseUer'^ntvV ';?'•■ "'^ l*,"' i '''•'■"'«*' '"^ TheophUus Barrois juXr Bookseîler, Quay Voltaire, n» 3, 1803, in-lO. (Brif. Mus., 991. a 37 )
sioal hZZ/nNT""*t?*T' "*'"*"'• ^^■'■"' notes, philosophical, clas- Londôn PrTnterf ln',°^'''P^'*='^' ^^ ^"'"""y Todd Thomson. M.D, F l1 ThomBon J / ^ZTT' ^'"Vr^ ^"'*" "^"«l Longmans. 1847. nomBon (J.). The Seasons. Wilh Engraved lUnstraUons, from
designs drawn on Wood... and with Ihe Life of the author by Patrick Murdocli, D.D. F. R. S. augmenled in note&by Bolton corney Esq. M. R. S. L. Third édition. London : Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1852. (La première édition est de 1S42.)
Thornson (J.). — The Seasons and the Castle of Indolence, Kdited with Biographical notice, introductions, notes, and a glossary, by J. Logie Uobertson, M. Â. Oxford. At the Clarendon Press, 1891.
Thomson (J.)- — The Seasons and the Castle of Indolence, Ëdited by Robert fielL London, Griffln Bohn and Co (sans date).
Thomson (J.). — The Tragedy of Sophonisba, Acled at the Theatre- Hoyal in Drury-Lane by His Majesly's Servants. London : Printed for A. Millar, at Buchanan's Head, over-against St-Clement's Church in the Strand. mdgcxxx, in-8. (Brit. Mus., 11775 f.)
Le même ouvrage, même éditeur, même année, format in-12. (Brit. Mus. 11775. f.)
Thomson (J.). — Spring. A Poem. [Et nunc omnis ager, nunc omnis parturit arbos, Nunc frondent silvae, nunc formosissimus annus]. (Virg.). London, Printley : and sold by A. Millar, at Buchanan's Head over against. St-Clement's Church in the Strand; and G. Strahan, at the Golden Bail in Cornhill, in-8, UDCCxxvm (price 1 s. 6. d.). (Brit. Mus., 1162. h. 34.)
Thomson (J.). — Summer. A Poem. fJam clarus Occultum Andromedae Pater — Ostendit Ignem :Jam Procyon furit — Et Stella vesani Leonis, — Sole Dies referente siccos. — Jam Paslor Umbras cum Grege languido, — Rivuroque fessus quœrit, et horridi — Dumela Sylvani : caretque — Ripa vagis laciturna Ventis. (Hor.).] London : Printed for J. Millau, at Locke's Head in New-Slreet, near the upper End of the Hay-Market, mdccxxvii. Price 1. s. 6. d. in-8. (Brit. Mus., 1162. h, 36.)
Thomson (J.). — Tancred and Sigismunda. A 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, mdccxlv, in-8. (Brit. Mus., 8il. c/. 33.)
Thomson (J.). — Winter, A Poem. by James Thomson A. M. [Rapidus Sol — Nondum Hyemem contingit Equis. Jam praeterit aestas (Virg.).J I^GIacialis Hyems canos hirsuta Capillos. (Ovid.).] London : Printed for J. Millan, at Locke's Head, in Shug-Lane, near the Upper End ofthe Hay- Market; and Sold by J. Roberts, in VVarwick-Lane, and N. Blandford, at the London-Gazelte, Charing-Cross. mdccxxvi (price one Shilling), in-folio. (Brit. Mus., 643. m. 13.)
Thomson (J.). — Winler^ a Poem, a Hymn on the Seasons, a Poem to the Memory of Sir 1. Newton; and Britannia^ a Poem, London : Printed for J. Millan, Bookseller near Whilehall (price one shilling and six-pence). MDCCXxx. (Brit. Mus., 992. h. 7.)
Thomson (J.). — Winter, A Poem. [Horrida cano Bruma gelu.] The Second édition. Londofl : printed by N. Blandford at Charing Cross, for J. Millan, at Locke's Head in Shug Lane, near the Hay-market, and the next Bookseller to the Horse-Guards. mdccxxvi. Price one Shilling, in-8.
Thomson (J.). — The Works ofMr. Thomson, Volume the second conlaining 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. mdccxxxvi. (Brit. .Mus., 641. l, 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, mdcclxvui. (Brit. Mus., 11632. c. 57). (Corrections manuscrites d'après l'original de Lord Lyltelton.)
Thomson (J.). — The Works of Mr. Thomson, London, 1738, in-8. (Le
premier volume seul. Inlerfolié, avec de nombreuses notes manuscrites de Thomson et de Pope.) (Brit. Mus., c. 28. e.)
Thoin^n(J.). — The Works of James Thomson wilh his lasl correciiofvf and improvements. To wliich is preflxed a new acconnt of his LiTe; wilh a criticiàm on his writings. lu Four Volumes. Edinburgh : Printed for R. Clark, Bookseller in the Parliament-House. mdcclxxii. (Brit. Mus., i 160'.*. aa. 34.)
^ Thomson (J.). — Works, wiih a Préface, Biographical Soles and appendices by Nichols. London. William Tegg and Co, 1849. (Brit. Mus., 11609. 6. 31.)
Thomson (J.). — Poelical and Dramatic Works. With Life by Murdoch and notes by J. Nichols. London,* Tegg, 1848, ln-8. Du même ouvrage A New Edition, 1860.
,^ Thomson (J.). — Poetical Works. With Life, critical Dissertation, and Explanalory notes, by Ihe Rcv. Georges Gilfillan. Edinburgh : James
NicllOl. MOCCCLUI.
Thomson (J.). — Poelical Works ;Two volumes). With Memoir of Thomson by Sir Harris Nicolas, and -notes by P. Cunningham. London. Bell and Daldy. 1860. (Reproduction du texte de l'Âldine 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.). — Trad'uctions. La Eslale. Modena, 1811, in-8. Anonyme. En vers ilalieus. (BriL Mus., T. 2265.)
Thomson (J.). — Traductions La Primavera di G. Thomson. Bologna, 1820, in-4. Anonyme. En vers italiens. (Rrit. Mus., 11683. bb. 46.)
Thomson (J.). — Traductions. La liberla. Poema.... Parle III, Roma. Libéra versionc poetica di A. Castelfranco. Trieste, 1861 in-8. (Brit. Mus.. 11633./-. 32.)
Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Uymnus anni tempeslalum deo. (Brit. Mus., 1176, in-4.) (Traduct. anonyme en vers latins.)
Thomson (J.). — Traductions. // Hiccio rapiloe le Lodide Neuion poemi Inglesi iradotli in versi Toscani dal Sig. Andréa Bonducci Accademico Fiorenlino <:on allri nuovi componimenti. Jn Napoli, a spese di un amico del Traduttore. mocclx, in-8.
Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Les Saisons. Poème traduit de Vanglais de Thomfison. Paris, 1159, in-8. (Traduction en prose de Mme Marie-Jeanne de Châtiilon Bontems.)
Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Herrn B. IL Brockes... ans dem Englischen ùbersetzle Jahres-Zeilen des Herrn Thomson zum Anhange des Jrdichen VevgnUyens in Goll. Mit Kupfern. (Texte anglais et traduction allemande.) Hambur«, 1145, in-8. (Brit. Mus. 11632. aaa. 41.)"
Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Tempora Thomsoni in Laline versu reddila a H. C. Brownèll. Londino, 1195 (?), in-8. (Brit. Mus. 11633. bb. 45.)
Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Foraat^el af J. Thomson oversal af P. Foersom. Kiobenhaven, 1881, in-12. (Brit. Mus. 1461. a. 1.)
Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Vinteren af J. Thomson oversal af /*. Foersom. Kiobenhaven, 1812, iD-12. (Brit. Mus. 1461. a. 13.)
Thomson (J.). — Traductions. De Jaargeeijden naar Th., in Mnziek gebsacht dvor Haydn. (Le livret seul), Amsterdam, 1803 in-8. (Brit. Mus.,. 11874. e.)
Thomson (J.). — Traductions. Les Saisons Iraduites en vers français par J. Pouiin. Paris, 1802. (Texte anglais et traduction.)
Thomson (J.). — Traductions. // caslello deltozio; poema... in versf> ilaliauo... daT. J. .Mathias. Napoli, 1826, in-8.
Thomson (J.)- — Traductions, nerpidou eiôowoir^aiç xai wpoTaatc irpoc To-jç veou; tou; leavaç, etc. (Traduction en vers romaîques d'une portion <Je r « Été », par P. Petrides), 1817, iD-8.
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Voltairo. — Œuvres poétiques. Théâtre. Correspondance, Dictionnaire philosophique (art. Goût).
"Walkenaer. — Vie de Thomson^ dans la Bibliographie universelle de Michaud.
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Woods. — Occasional Poem on the Birth-Day of Thomson. Celebrated at Cape- Hall, on Wednesday, sept. 22nd. 1790. Written and reciled by Mr. Woods (3 pages).
Woods. — Verses. Introductoi'y to the Recitation of Passages fi^om ihe SeasonSf 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 Geo. Reid and Co. Opposite Magdalane Chapel, Cowgate (3 pages).
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