J. W. Denisonand
W. J. Denison. Born in London. Employed in his father’s bank (Denison, Heywood, and Kennard), and eventually became a senior partner after his father’s death. MP for Camelford (1796-1802), Hull (1806-1807), Surrey (1818-1832), and Surrey West (1832-1849). Co-founder of the Reform Club. Biographical information: Curran Index, ODNB. (AC)
| Poem title | Date | Periodical | Roles | id # |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Wounded Conscript | 1845 | The Keepsake | Poet | 5159 |
| Lines Addressed to a Lady,with Madame De Sevigne’s Letters, Previous to Her Embarkation for the Continent | 1848 | The Keepsake | Poet | 5497 |
| Lines Upon a Library Filled With Pictures | 1849 | The Keepsake | Poet | 5784 |