Dobson, Austin (M)

Surname: Dobson
Forename(s): (Henry) Austin
b. 18 January 1840. d. 2 September 1921. Nationality: English. VIAF.
Poet, critic, and biographer (especially of eighteenth-century writers and artists). Pseudonym: H. A. D. Married Frances Mary Beardmore in 1868. Biographical information: ODNB. (AC)

Poems associated with this person

Total poems: 42
Poem title Date Periodical Roles id #
A City Flower 1864-12 Temple Bar Poet 17108
The Sundial 1865-03 Temple Bar Poet 17115
Love in Spectacles 1866-03 Temple Bar Poet 17145
A Dead Letter 1868-07 Macmillan’s Magazine Poet 14223
Before Sedan 1870-10 Macmillan’s Magazine Poet 14409
An Unfinished Song 1871 Good Words Poet 2127
A Gentlewoman of the Old School 1871 Good Words Poet 2137
Love in Winter 1871 Good Words Poet 2109
A Flower Song 1871 Good Words Poet 2124
Pot-Pourri 1873 Good Words Poet 2426
A Nightingale in Kensington Gardens 1874 Good Words Poet 2499
A Chapter of Froissart. (Roman de Grand-Père) 1874 Good Words Poet 2514
The Prayer of the Swine to Circe (An Homeric Interpolation, Inscribed to Mr. Briton Riviere) 1875 Good Words Poet 2564
“Poor Miss Tox” 1875 Good Words Poet 2539
The Paradox of Time (A Variation on Ronsard) 1875 Good Words Poet 2525
In Town 1876 Good Words Poet 2594
A Case of Cameos 1876 Good Words Poet 2593
The Forgotten Grave 1876 Good Words Poet 2574
The Child-Violinist 1876-08 The Cornhill Magazine Poet 12334
A Song of the Seasons 1877 Good Words Poet 2637
The Masque of the Months 1877 Good Words Poet 2661
The Curé’s Progress 1878-03 The Cornhill Magazine Poet 12264
To Ethel, (Who wishes she had lived—“In teacup-times of hood and hoop, Or while the patch was worn”) 1878-05 Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Poet 9569
At the Convent Gate 1879-02 The Cornhill Magazine Poet 12248
The Carver and the Caliph 1880-08 The Cornhill Magazine Poet 12136
A Persian Apologue. (To E. H. P.) 1881-02 The Cornhill Magazine Poet 12115
My Books 1883-02 Longman’s Magazine Poet 18627
‘The Jessamy Bride.’ (A Portrait of Mrs. Glyn, née Horneck) 1883-04 Longman’s Magazine Poet 18630
The Squire at Vauxhall 1884-12 The English Illustrated Magazine Poet 19242
At the Sign of the Lyre 1886-01 Longman’s Magazine Poet 18729
On the Belfry Tower. A Sketch 1887-03 Longman’s Magazine Poet 18770
Poscimur. (Hor. I. 32) 1887-08 Longman’s Magazine Translator 18787
Albi, ne Doleas. (Hor. i. 33) 1887-09 Longman’s Magazine Translator 18795
“King Philip had vaunted his claims” 1888-04 The English Illustrated Magazine Poet 19315
Tu Quoque: An Idyll in the Conservatory 1888-12 Temple Bar Poet 17967
The Ballad of Bitter Fruit. (After Théodore de Banville) 1889-04 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Translator 8852
Apologia pro Scriptis Suis 1894-05 Longman’s Magazine Poet 19045
To One Who Bids Me Sing 1895-03 Temple Bar Poet 18265
A Postscript to “Retaliation” 1897 Pageant Poet 1101
The Ladies of St. James’s 1899-02 Atalanta Poet 15938
“Dear John (the letter ran), it can’t, can’t be” 1899-02 Atalanta Poet 15980
The Five Hundredth Number of the “Cornhill Magazine” 1901-08 The Cornhill Magazine Poet 15006