Contributors

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“ THE ETÓNIAN.”

** THE FIGURES WITHIN PARENTHeses MARK THE VARIATIONS WHICH

TOOK PLACE IN THE SECOND EDITION OF NO. I. .

ASHLEY, HON. WILLIAM.

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Petition from Jeremy Gubbins, page 233.

BEALES, EDMUND.
VOL, I.

VOL. II.
Ode to Despair, 113.

The Death of Alexander, 9.
A Night Adventure, 259.

A Visit to a Country Fair, 59.
What shall I do? 268.

A Country Sabbath, 138.
A Saturday Evening in the Country, Mr. Bellamy's Stanzas, 156.

388.

CHRICHTON, WILLIAM.
VOL. I.

VOL. II.
Lines to Ellen, 240, 387. :

The Serenade, 66. ?
Ellen (a Simple Tale) 404.

COLERIDGE, HENRY NELSON,

(King's College, Cambridge.)
VOL, I.

VOL. II.
Lines to Mary, 57, (52).

Southey's March to Moscow, 49.
Sonnets, 67, (60).

Sonnet (TO ), 58.
On Wordsworth's Poetry, 99.

Tancred and Sigismunda, 97.
Lines on leaving Llandogo, 210. Song, 144.
On Wordsworth's Poetry, 217.

The Bride of the Cave (from “ The
Girolamo and Sylvestra, 251.

Poetry of the College Magazine"), 340.
I was a Boy, 273.

Nugæ Amatoriæ, 349.
On Coleridge's Poetry, 307.

Sonnet (TO ), 352.
On Charles Lamb's Poetry, 336. Essay on Lions, 400.

CURZON, HON. FRANCIS.

vol, 1.
The Temple of Diana at Ephesus, 73, (66).
A Lapland Sacrifice, 111.

DURNFORD, RICHARD.
VOL, I.

Golightly's Letter of Condolence, 302.
A Visit to Eton, 48, (42).
Miseries of Christmas Holidays in the

vol. II.
Country, 121.

A Party at the Pelican, 37.
The latter part of “Sir Thomas Nesbit's Letter from the Rev. Marmaduke Brad-

Definition of a Good Fellow," 145. shaw to Mr. Matthew Swinburne, in-
On Signs, 183. .'.

closing an Article, 226.
A Peep into Rawsdon Court, 194. The Rashleigh Letter-Bag, 226, 297,329.

FURSDON, CHARLES,
(Downing College, Cambridge.)

vou. 1.
On Juvenile Frienship, 53, (47).
Lines on the Coliseum, 211.

MOULTRIE, JOHN,

(Trinity College, Cambridge.)
VOL. I.

Sonnets (for Young Ladies), 106.
Lines to — , 51, (45).

Sonnets (for Young Gentlemen), 108.
My Brother's Grave, 77.

Extract from a terrible long MS. Poem,
Godiva (a Tale), 149.

109.
Christmas (an Eclogue), 174.

Song to the Spring Breeze, 177.
Elegy, 229.

Further Extracts from a terrible long
A Country Wedding, 267.

MS. Poem, 271.
Lines to Miss F. Harrison, 306.

The Hall of my Fathers (from " The
Somnia Montgomeriana, 377.

Poetry of the College Magazine"), 365

Maimoune (a Poem), 409.
VOL. II.
Sonnet to Mr. Bellamy,, 5.

NEECH, HENRY,

(Merton College, Oxford.)
VOL. 1.

VOL. II.
Part of the King of Clubs; compre- Letter to H. U. Tighe, Esq. 136.
hending the Introduction, Sketch of Characters of Two more Candidates,
the first Six Characters, the Latin 166.
Note, &c. 3.

Translation of Tasso, 239.
The Characters of the Candidates, 328. Pæstum, 249.
Le Blanc's Sober Essay on Love, 343. Letters from Oxford, 200, 203, 261,

265, 353.

ORD, WILLIAM HENRY.
VOL. I. .

VOL. II.
Reflections on Winter, 236.

Le Blanc on Interest, 92.
Castles in the Air, 263.

On the Tomb of Psammis, 172.

OUTRAM, THOMAS POWYS.
VOL. 1.

On Prejudice, 221.
Biography of a Boy's Room, 213. Michael Oakley's Objections to Wit,
Eulogium on Tobacco, 242.

On a Clerical Life, 337.

On Country Churchyard Epitaphs, 371.
On Calumpy, 145.

250.

VOL. II.

PETIT, JOHN LOUIS,
(Trinity College, Cambridge.)

VOL. 1.
Greek Song in the Musæ O'Connorianæ, 343.
Extracts from Evening, 77.

VOL I.
Edith, 58, (53)
Genius, 75, (68).
Song, 396.

TROWER, WALTER.

VOL. II.
Song in Prison, 157.

WALKER, WILLIAM SYDNEY.

(Trinity College, Cambridge).
VOL. 1.

Music, 138.
The Contented Lover, 183.

Stanzas, 197.
A Fragment, 238.

Woman and Hope, 240.
Horæ Paludanæ, No. I. 290.

Horæ Subfuscæ, 257.
Poetical Epistle from “ W.” 321. To Intellectual Liberty, 260.
Address to the Hon. Gerard Montgo. Fragments of an Address to the Spirit
mery, 398.

of Poetry, 282.

Sonnet to Catherine Seyton, 284.
VOL. II.

Bounce, 284.
On the Writings of James Montgomery, To Hope, 296.

Bellamy's Fragments, and Parody from
The Lover's Song, 112.

Scott's “ Allen-a-Dale,” 316.
Horæ Paludanæ, No. II. 153.

Rhapsodies, 390.
Stanzas in Miss Harrison's Album, 154. On the Poems of Chauncy Hare Town.
Stanzas, 186.

send, 392.
Horæ Paludanæ, No. III. 187.

A Whimsey, 399.

9.

We have not received permission to publish the names of the
friends from whom we have received the following Articles.

VOL. I.
Song, 318.
Elegy, 395.
Stanzas “ on Whistling, " 395.

VOL. II.

Stanzas for Music, 82.
Lines “ to the Rainbow, ” 82.
Lines to Miss Sophia Everett, 158.
The Rejected Lover, 159.
Caernarvon Castle, 180.
Unpublished Stanzas of Godiva, 234
Lines on “ Sævior Armis Luxuria,” by Robigo, 238.
Matthew Swinburne, 314.
Verses by “ Alcæus Minor,” 315.
Happiness, 339.

The Writings which are not specified in any of the foregoing
Lists, will lie at the door of the Junior Editor.

WALTER BLUNT.
WINTHROP MACKWORTH PRAED.