The English Illustrated Magazine (EngIllMag) 1898

The English Illustrated Magazine was a monthly illustrated family magazine (1883-1913), published first by Macmillan and costing initially one shilling (with circulation faltering, the title reduced its price to 6d in 1893). J. W. Comyns Carr, the editor (until 1889), included a large number of illustrations (including word engravings and photographs) by notable artists, and ensured the magazine featured serial fiction by well-known writers and a wide variety of non-fiction genres and poems. Following Carr’s resignation, the magazine was edited by Clement King Shorter and Bruce Ingram, who were also editors of the Illustrated London News.

Poems appearing in this periodical

1898

Total poems: 30
Poem title Poet(s) Date Vol etc. Transcribed? id #
Poor Old Tiny 1898-01 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 18, Issue 172, Page 402 no 19650
The Vision of the Holy Grail Tennyson, Alfred 1898-01 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 18, Issue 172, Page 410 no 19651
The Lullaby of Mary Hopper, Nora 1898-01 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 18, Issue 172, Page 430–431 no 19652
“T read gently (reader) on this ground, for hark” 1898-02 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 18, Issue 173, Page 528 no 19653
Enid in the Ruined Hall Tennyson, Alfred 1898-02 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 18, Issue 173, Page 539 no 19654
The Madness of Sir Pelleas Tennyson, Alfred 1898-03 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 18, Issue 174, Page 616 no 19655
The Voice of Spring Moulton, Louise Chandler 1898-04 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 19, Issue 175, Page 32 no 19656
The Weeping Shepherdess King, Henry (1592-1669) 1898-05 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 19, Issue 176, Page 106 no 19657
To the Cuckoo Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) 1898-06 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 19, Issue 177, Page 224 no 19658
Sir Lancelot and the Eagle’s Nest Tennyson, Alfred 1898-06 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 19, Issue 177, Page 233 no 19659
King Arthur Is Sorely Wounded Tennyson, Alfred 1898-07 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 19, Issue 178, Page 340 no 19660
“To all kind Judges my Endeavors bow” Cocker, Edward 1898-07 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 19, Issue 178, Page 373 no 19661
Forget-Me-Nots Custance, Olive 1898-08 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 19, Issue 179, Page 416 no 19662
“I never saw a purple cow” Burgess, Gelett 1898-08 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 19, Issue 179, Page 463 no 19663
“See, the sun is swiftly dying” 1898-08 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 19, Issue 179, Page 467 no 19664
King Robert of Sicily Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth 1898-09 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 19, Issue 180, Page 558 no 19665
“Oh, we gave you gold to crown your head” 1898-10 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 20, Issue 181, Page 33 no 19667
“In the torchlit chamber babe Conaire slept” 1898-10 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 20, Issue 181, Page 33 no 19666
“And who at all was like to thee?” 1898-10 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 20, Issue 181, Page 34 no 19668
The Puritan at Banbury 1898-10 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 20, Issue 181, Page 54 no 19669
The Other Day G. C. P. (poet; The English Illustrated Magazine) 1898-10 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 20, Issue 181, Page 83 no 19670
Come, Sweet Lass d’Urfey, Thomas 1898-10 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 20, Issue 181, Page 102 no 19671
Christmas 1898-12 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 20, Issue 183, Page 237 no 19672
Hot Codlings 1898-12 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 20, Issue 183, Page 280 no 19673
The Road Bell, John Joy 1898-12 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 20, Issue 183, Page 290 no 19674
All Hallows Eve A. P. G. (poet; English Illustrated Magazine) 1898-12 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 20, Issue 183, Page 304 no 19675
The Lords of Shadow Sharp, William 1898-12 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 20, Issue 183, Page 310–311 no 19676
The Legend of St. Austin and the Child Tynan (Hinkson), Katharine 1898-12 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 20, Issue 183, Page 316–317 no 19677
“The wind has blown my heart away” Shorter, Dora Sigerson 1898-12 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 20, Issue 183, Page 341 no 19678
“Oh lovely Jane, Oh merrie Jane” 1898-12 The English Illustrated Magazine Volume 20, Issue 183, Page 444 no 19679