A monthly periodical (April 1817 – 1980), founded as a Tory rival to the Whiggish Edinburgh Review, published from October 1817 by Blackwood’s publishing house. DVPP indexes poems until the end of 1901.
| Poem title | Poet(s) | Date | Vol etc. | Transcribed? | id # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sonnet | Maginn, William | 1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 13 | no | 9685 |
| The Night-Blowing Stock | Southey, Caroline Bowles | 1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 14–15 | no | 9686 |
| The Lament of Ella | Moir, David Macbeth (pseudonym Delta, ∆) |
1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 28–29 | no | 9687 |
| The Last Lament | Moir, David Macbeth (pseudonym Delta, ∆) |
1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 29 | no | 9688 |
| The Ring and the Stream. A Drama | Dods, Mary Diana (pseudonym David Lyndsay) |
1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 50–61 | no | 9689 |
| Goethe’s West Oestlichem Diwan | Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von | 1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 67–70 | no | 9690 |
| When This Old Cap Was New | Lockhart, John Gibson | 1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 86–89 | no | 9692 |
| Song III. When This Old Book Was New | Lockhart, John Gibson | 1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 86–89 | no | 9691 |
| The Wine-Bibber’s Glory—A New Song | Lockhart, John Gibson | 1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 89–90 | no | 9693 |
| Effusion of Friendship | T. C. (poet; Blackwood’s) | 1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 111 | no | 9695 |
| The Benison | Laurel-Honouring Laureate | 1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 109–111 | no | 9694 |
| Epistle to Christopher North, Esq | Moore, Thomas (1779-1852) | 1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 112–113 | no | 9696 |
| To the Veiled Magician | Wilson, John (pseudonym Christopher North), hebdomadal hand [symbol] |
1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 113 | no | 9697 |
| Tokens of Natural Affection | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 114–115 | no | 9698 |
| Phantasmagoriana | Procter, Bryan Waller (pseudonym Barry Cornwall) |
1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 116 | no | 9699 |
| Rhyming Salutation | Lord Byron (allonym) | 1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 116–118 | no | 9700 |
| The Chaunt of Friendship | Odontist (pseudonym) | 1822-01 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 60, Page 119 | no | 9701 |
| Dedication to the Physician Who Penned Peptic Precepts, and Prescribed Those Pilular Productions of the Pestle, Prænominated Peristalic Persuaders, This Pretty Poem Is Presented by Its Parent. A Festal Ode | St. Barbe, Roger Frampton | 1822-02 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 61, Page 161 | no | 9702 |
| Lord Byron’s Combolio | St. Barbe, Roger Frampton | 1822-02 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 61, Page 162–165 | no | 9703 |
| Sonnet. Written in a Church-Yard | X. Y. (poet; Blackwood’s) | 1822-02 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 61, Page 183 | no | 9704 |
| Hume, Martin, and Canning | 1822-02 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 61, Page 230–235 | no | 9705 | |
| The Beechen Wood.—A Song | Moir, David Macbeth (pseudonym Delta, ∆) |
1822-03 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 62, Page 290 | no | 9706 |
| February | Moir, David Macbeth (pseudonym Delta, ∆) |
1822-03 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 62, Page 304–306 | no | 9707 |
| Minna Troil—A Ballad | Moir, David Macbeth (pseudonym Delta, ∆) |
1822-03 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 62, Page 307–308 | no | 9708 |
| Byron to Murray | Lockhart, John Gibson | 1822-03 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 62, Page 376–*359 | no | 9711 |
| Dialogue Between Willison Glass, Esq. of Edinburgh, and Jeremy Bentham Esq. of London | Lockhart, John Gibson | 1822-03 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 62, Page *365–*367 | no | 9712 |
| Autumnal Twilight | Moir, David Macbeth (pseudonym Delta, ∆) |
1822-03 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 62, Page 368 | no | 9710 |
| Stanzas to an Old Friend | Doubleday, Thomas | 1822-03 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 62, Page 367–368 | no | 9709 |
| Aria | Lockhart, John Gibson | 1822-03 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 62, Page 370*–*371 | no | 9713 |
| Zachary Meldrum | Gillespie, Thomas (1778-1844) (pseudonym Juvenalis Junior) |
1822-04 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 63, Page 396–400 | no | 9714 |
| Stanzas on an Infant | Moir, David Macbeth (pseudonym Delta, ∆) |
1822-04 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 63, Page 401–402 | no | 9715 |
| “Lady, if you love to hear” | 1822-04 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 63, Page 412–413 | no | 9716 | |
| Sufficient unto the Day is the Evil Thereof | Southey, Caroline Bowles | 1822-04 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 63, Page 419–420 | no | 9717 |
| Odoh. Od. I. Night i. Quizzes Frank Jeffrey on His Being Universally Sneered at in His Old Age | Moir, David Macbeth (pseudonym Delta, ∆), Horace |
1822-04 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 63, Page 438–439 | no | 9718 |
| Critique on Lord Byron | Matthews, John | 1822-04 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 63, Page 456–460 | no | 9719 |
| To the Yeomanry Cavalry of Manchester | A Volunteer | 1822-04 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 63, Page 473–474 | no | 9720 |
| Sonnet to — | 1822-05 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 64, Page 520 | no | 9721 | |
| An Evening Sketch | Moir, David Macbeth (pseudonym Delta, ∆) |
1822-05 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 64, Page 552 | no | 9722 |
| Song, on the Wedding-Day of Timothy Tickler, Esq. and Miss Amarantha Aloesbud | Lockhart, John Gibson | 1822-05 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 64, Page 606 | no | 9723 |
| Dean Swift!!! | Lockhart, John Gibson | 1822-05 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 64, Page 613–614 | no | 9724 |
| Epilogue. Spoken by Christopher North, Esquire, and Sir A. Wylie, Baronet | Lockhart, John Gibson | 1822-05 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 64, Page 617–618 | no | 9725 |
| Bernardo and Alphonso | 1822-06 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 65, Page 662 | no | 9726 | |
| Bavieca | 1822-06 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 65, Page 663–664 | no | 9727 | |
| The Excommunication of the Cid | 1822-06 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 65, Page 664 | no | 9728 | |
| Count Fernan Gonsalez | 1822-06 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 65, Page 665–666 | no | 9729 | |
| Guarinos | 1822-06 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 65, Page 666–668 | no | 9730 | |
| Desultory Stanzas Upon Receiving the Last Sheets of “Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, No. LXV,” From the Press | Lockhart, John Gibson | 1822-06 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 65, Page 752–753 | no | 9732 |
| Desultory Stanzas Upon Receiving the Last Sheets of “Memorials of a Tour on the Continent,” From the Press | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-06 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 11, Issue 65, Page 752–753 | no | 9731 |
| To the King | C. N. (poet; Blackwood’s) | 1822-07 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 66, Page iii–vi | no | 9807 |
| Packing up After an English Country Ball | St. Barbe, Roger Frampton | 1822-07 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 66, Page 69–71 | no | 9808 |
| Farewell to my Friends | Southey, Caroline Bowles | 1822-07 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 66, Page 78 | no | 9809 |
| (1) Metricum Symposium Ambrosianum, Seu Propinatio Poetica Northi | Paddy | 1822-07 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 66, Page 79–83 | no | 9810 |
| “I care not a fig for a flagon of flip” | Maginn, William | 1822-07 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 66, Page 101 | no | 9811 |
| “O! gone are the days, when the censure or praise” | Maginn, William | 1822-07 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 66, Page 106–107 | no | 9812 |
| “Backe and side go bare, go bare” | Maginn, William | 1822-07 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 66, Page 108 | no | 9813 |
| On Reading the Appendix to Lord Byron’s Tragedy of the Two Foscari | Maginn, William | 1822-07 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 66, Page 110 | no | 9814 |
| There’s Not a Joy That Life Can Give, &c | Cay, John | 1822-07 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 66, Page 113 | no | 9815 |
| Peter Ledyard,—A Lyrical Ballad | Moir, David Macbeth (pseudonym Delta, ∆) |
1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 145–147 | no | 9820 |
| The Contributor’s Lament for Yellow and Blue | Maginn, William | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 167–168 | no | 9821 |
| The Negro’s Lament for Mungo Park | James, Paul Moon | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 167–168 | no | 9822 |
| Trepidation of the Druids | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 177 | no | 9823 |
| Recovery | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 178 | no | 9827 |
| Uncertainty | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 178 | no | 9825 |
| Druidical Excommunication, &c | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 177–178 | no | 9824 |
| Persecution | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 178 | no | 9826 |
| Seclusion | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 179 | no | 9830 |
| Primitive Saxon Clergy | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 179 | no | 9828 |
| Other Influences | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 179 | no | 9829 |
| Reproof | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 180 | no | 9838 |
| Saxon Monasteries, and Lights and Shades of the Religion | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 180 | no | 9839 |
| Missions and Travels | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 180 | no | 9840 |
| Continued | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 179–180 | no | 9831 |
| Papal Dominion | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 181 | no | 9841 |
| Corruptions of the Higher Clergy | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 181 | no | 9842 |
| Abuse of Monastic Power | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 181 | no | 9843 |
| Monastic Voluptuousness | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 181 | no | 9844 |
| The Same Subject | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 182 | no | 9846 |
| Continued | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 182 | no | 9847 |
| Dissolution of the Monasteries | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 182 | no | 9845 |
| Imaginative Regrets | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 183 | no | 9851 |
| The Virgin | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 183 | no | 9849 |
| Saints | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 182–183 | no | 9848 |
| Apology | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 183 | no | 9850 |
| Cathedrals, &c | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 184 | no | 9854 |
| Translation of the Bible | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 184 | no | 9853 |
| Inside of King’s College Chapel, Cambridge | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 184 | no | 9855 |
| Reflections | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 183–184 | no | 9852 |
| Continued | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 185 | no | 9857 |
| The Same | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 184–185 | no | 9856 |
| Conclusion | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 185 | no | 9859 |
| Ejaculation | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 185 | no | 9858 |
| The Fall of the Aar—Handec | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 188 | no | 9861 |
| After Visiting the Field of Waterloo | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 188 | no | 9860 |
| The Italian Itinerant, and the Swiss Goatherd | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 188–189 | no | 9862 |
| The Three Cottage Girls | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 189–190 | no | 9863 |
| The Eclipse of the Sun, 1821 | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 190–191 | no | 9864 |
| The Death of Isaiah—A Fragment | Dods, Mary Diana (pseudonym David Lyndsay) |
1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 205–211 | no | 9865 |
| The Rising in the North | Murphy, Jeremiah Daniel | 1822-08 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 67, Page 212–215 | no | 9866 |
| Saw Ye Geordie Cumin’. An Excellent New Song | Omai | 1822-09 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 68, Page 290 | no | 9868 |
| The King’s Muster | Galt, John | 1822-09 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 68, Page 326–327 | no | 9869 |
| King’s Visit to Scotland. The News | Wilson, John (pseudonym Christopher North) |
1822-09 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 68, Page 350 | no | 9870 |
| Stanzas For the King’s Landing | Wilson, John (pseudonym Christopher North) |
1822-09 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 68, Page 350–351 | no | 9871 |
| The Chief and His Tail. An Excellent New Song, (by a Person of Quality,) Recommended to be Sung by All Leal Scotsmen | Wilson, John (pseudonym Christopher North) |
1822-09 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 68, Page 351–352 | no | 9872 |
| Fergusson and Burns; Or the Poet’s Reverie | Wilson, John (pseudonym Christopher North) |
1822-09 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 68, Page 352–354 | no | 9873 |
| “De’il tak the kilts! For fifty year, nae honest son of Reikie’s” | Cay, John | 1822-09 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 68, Page 371–372 | no | 9874 |
| To Christopher North, Esq. From an Occasional Contributor, Living at Cape Clear, Who Was Applied to for an Article about the King | Wilson, John (pseudonym Christopher North) |
1822-09 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 68, Page 375–376 | no | 9875 |
| “Oh! white is thy bosom, and blue is thine eye” | Wilson, John (pseudonym Christopher North) |
1822-09 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 68, Page 388 | no | 9876 |
| The Shepherdess and the Sailor | Wilson, John (pseudonym Christopher North) |
1822-09 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 68, Page 389 | no | 9877 |
| L’Envoy, To the King | Christopher North (pseudonym) | 1822-09 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 68, Page 392 | no | 9867 |
| The Roman Wall | Doubleday, Thomas | 1822-10 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 69, Page 409–412 | no | 9879 |
| My Garden | Southey, Caroline Bowles | 1822-10 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 69, Page 412–413 | no | 9880 |
| The Route | St. Barbe, Roger Frampton | 1822-10 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 69, Page 427–429 | no | 9881 |
| Ye Gentlemen of England. An Excellent New Whig Song | Lockhart, John Gibson | 1822-10 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 69, Page 466–467 | no | 9882 |
| No. XI. The Finale | Gillespie, Thomas (1778-1844) (pseudonym Juvenalis Junior) |
1822-10 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 69, Page 473 | no | 9883 |
| Will Webster | Gillespie, Thomas (1778-1844) (pseudonym Juvenalis Junior) |
1822-10 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 69, Page 473–474 | no | 9884 |
| My Mother | Gillespie, Thomas (1778-1844) (pseudonym Juvenalis Junior) |
1822-10 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 69, Page 474–475 | no | 9885 |
| My Aunts | Gillespie, Thomas (1778-1844) (pseudonym Juvenalis Junior) |
1822-10 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 69, Page 475–476 | no | 9886 |
| Elder Jonathan | Gillespie, Thomas (1778-1844) (pseudonym Juvenalis Junior) |
1822-10 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 69, Page 476–477 | no | 9887 |
| The Laird | Gillespie, Thomas (1778-1844) (pseudonym Juvenalis Junior) |
1822-10 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 69, Page 477–478 | no | 9888 |
| Fergusson and Burns; Or, The Poet’s Reverie. Part II | Cunninghame, R. B. | 1822-10 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 69, Page 497–500 | no | 9889 |
| The Sword Song of Körner | Körner, Theodore | 1822-11 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 70, Page 585–586 | no | 9890 |
| Tales O’ the Daft-Days. No. I | Cunninghame, R. B. | 1822-11 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 70, Page 600–605 | no | 9891 |
| A Twist-imony, in Favour of Gin-twist, an Humble Imitation of That Admirable Poem, the Ex-ale-tation of Ale, Attributed by Grave Authors to Bishop Andrews, on Which Point Is to Be Consulted, Francis, Lord Verulam, a Celebrated Philosopher, Who Has Been Lately Be-scoped-and Tendencied by Macvey Napier, Esq | Maginn, William | 1822-11 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 70, Page 635–638 | no | 9892 |
| The Lemur, A Halloween Divertimento | S. M. C., Meikle, S. | 1822-11 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 70, Page 668–670 | no | 9893 |
| Stanzas to an Infant | 1822-11 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 70, Page 672 | no | 9895 | |
| Elegy to Alisa, Worn with a Lingering Illness | Buchanan, George | 1822-11 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 70, Page 671–672 | no | 9894 |
| “There’s a Spanish grandee on the banks of the Dee” | 1822-12 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 71, Page 695–696 | no | 9896 | |
| “Let us drink and be merry” | 1822-12 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 71, Page 699 | no | 9897 | |
| “O sairly may I rue the day I fancied first the women-kind” | Hogg, James | 1822-12 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 71, Page 705–706 | no | 9898 |
| “Let wit and waggery, joy and jollity” | 1822-12 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 71, Page 707 | no | 9899 | |
| Nuptials in Jeopardy | St. Barbe, Roger Frampton | 1822-12 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 71, Page 720–725 | no | 9900 |
| The Greek to His Sword | 1822-12 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 71, Page 759 | no | 9901 | |
| Napoleon’s Address to the Statue of His Son | Moir, David Macbeth (pseudonym Delta, ∆) |
1822-12 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 71, Page 760–761 | no | 9902 |
| Tales O’ the Daft Days. No. II | Cunninghame, R. B. | 1822-12 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 71, Page 761–764 | no | 9903 |
| The Lemur.—A Halloween Divertimento | S. M. C., Meikle, S. | 1822-12 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 71, Page 764–766 | no | 9904 |
| Silent Worship | Barton, Bernard | 1822-12 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 71, Page 772–773 | no | 9905 |
| Sonnet to Charlotte M— | Barton, Bernard | 1822-12 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 71, Page 774 | no | 9907 |
| The Quaker Poet. Verses on seeing myself so designated | Barton, Bernard | 1822-12 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 71, Page 773–774 | no | 9906 |
| L’Envoy | 1822-12 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 12, Issue 71, Page 781–782 | no | 9908 |