The 6d family monthly Longman’s Magazine (1882-1905) superseded Fraser’s Magazine (1830-1882) and positioned itself in competition with The Argosy and Temple Bar. Longman’s was edited by Andrew Lang and prominently featured his regular At the Sign of the Ship
column of prose and poetry. The unillustrated contents included reader submissions
and well-known fiction and poetry writers.
| Poem title | Poet(s) | Date | Vol etc. | Transcribed? | id # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| “Roses white, roses red” | Black, William | 1885-01 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 27, Page 235 | no | 18667 |
| “Ben Loyal spake to Ben Clebrig” | Black, William | 1885-01 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 27, Page 235–236 | no | 18668 |
| “O wilt thou be my dear love?” | Black, William | 1885-01 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 27, Page 236 | no | 18669 |
| “The blossom was white on the blackthorn tree” | Black, William | 1885-01 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 27, Page 253 | no | 18670 |
| Requiem | Kendall, Emma Goldworth (pseudonym “May Kendall”) | 1885-01 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 27, Page 268 | no | 18671 |
| Mudal in June | Black, William | 1885-02 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 28, Page 354 | no | 18672 |
| “Through the long sad centuries Clebrig slept” | Black, William | 1885-02 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 28, Page 356–357 | no | 18673 |
| To Beatrice. The Squire’s Daughter | Kendall, Emma Goldworth (pseudonym “May Kendall”) | 1885-02 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 28, Page 420–421 | no | 18677 |
| “Mudal, that comes from the lonely loch” | Black, William | 1885-03 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 29, Page 475–476 | no | 18680 |
| A March Evening | Milner, George | 1885-03 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 29, Page 478 | no | 18681 |
| In the Cloisters | Courtney, W. L. | 1885-03 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 29, Page 524 | no | 18682 |
| “Small birds in the corn” | Black, William | 1885-04 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 30, Page 595 | no | 18684 |
| Cold Comfort. The Hope of the Evolutionist | Kendall, Emma Goldworth (pseudonym “May Kendall”) | 1885-04 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 30, Page 605–606 | no | 18685 |
| Come To Me, Dearest | Brenan, Joseph | 1885-04 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 30, Page 609–610 | no | 18686 |
| The Old Story | 1885-04 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 30, Page 611–612 | no | 18687 | |
| Gougaune Barra | Callanan, Jeremiah Joseph | 1885-04 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 30, Page 613–614 | no | 18688 |
| The Churchyard Bride | Carleton, William | 1885-04 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 30, Page 615–617 | no | 18689 |
| Paddies Evermore | O’Hagan, Thomas | 1885-04 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 30, Page 617–618 | no | 18690 |
| A Cushla Gal Mo Chree. (O Bright Pulse of My Heart) | Doheny, Michael | 1885-04 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 30, Page 619–620 | no | 18691 |
| Music in the Street | 1885-04 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 30, Page 621–622 | no | 18692 | |
| April 20, 1864 | Halpin, Charles Graham | 1885-04 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 30, Page 622–623 | no | 18693 |
| Est Honor et Tumulis | Hales, John Wesley | 1885-04 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 5, Issue 30, Page 633 | no | 18694 |
| Across the Sea | Black, William | 1885-05 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 31, Page 12–13 | no | 18698 |
| Flower Auction | Black, William | 1885-05 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 31, Page 36–37 | no | 18700 |
| An Idyl of the Bow | Avonvale | 1885-05 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 31, Page 65–66 | no | 18701 |
| “By Mudal’s river she idly strayed” | Black, William | 1885-06 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 32, Page 144–145 | no | 18702 |
| “The moonlight lies on Loch Naver” | Black, William | 1885-06 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 32, Page 149–151 | no | 18703 |
| “Auld, grey, and grizzled; yellow een” | Black, William | 1885-07 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 33, Page 241 | no | 18704 |
| “O Glasgow lasses are fair enough” | Black, William | 1885-07 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 33, Page 261 | no | 18705 |
| Ambition | Fawcett, Edgar | 1885-07 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 33, Page 303 | no | 18706 |
| “Out of the station we rattle away” | Black, William | 1885-08 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 34, Page 342 | no | 18707 |
| “Good friends and neighbours, life is short” | 1885-08 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 34, Page 348–349 | no | 18708 | |
| Shouther to Shouther | Black, William | 1885-08 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 34, Page 364–365 | no | 18709 |
| “O Johnnie, leave the lass alane” | Black, William | 1885-08 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 34, Page 365–366 | no | 18710 |
| Too Soon | Milner, George | 1885-08 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 34, Page 385 | no | 18711 |
| Transformation | Fawcett, Edgar | 1885-08 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 34, Page 409 | no | 18712 |
| “King Death came striding along the road” | Black, William | 1885-09 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 35, Page 459 | no | 18713 |
| “The dim red fires of yonder gleaming forge” | Black, William | 1885-10 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 36, Page 580 | no | 18715 |
| “All on a fair May morning” | Black, William | 1885-10 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 36, Page 580 | no | 18714 |
| Tekel | Nesbit, Edith | 1885-10 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 6, Issue 36, Page 612–621 | no | 18716 |
| Waiting | Robertson, D. J. | 1885-11 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 7, Issue 37, Page 40 | no | 18717 |
| Fairy Hill, or, the Poet’s Wedding | Allingham, William | 1885-11 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 7, Issue 37, Page 59–62 | no | 18718 |
| “The hinds are feeding upon the hill” | Black, William | 1885-12 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 7, Issue 38, Page 114 | no | 18719 |
| “Ben Clebrig’s a blaze of splendour” | Black, William | 1885-12 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 7, Issue 38, Page 118 | no | 18720 |
| By Islay’s Shores | Black, William | 1885-12 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 7, Issue 38, Page 119–120 | no | 18721 |
| “O white’s the moon upon the loch” | Black, William | 1885-12 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 7, Issue 38, Page 133 | no | 18722 |
| “O what’s the sweetest thing there is” | Black, William | 1885-12 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 7, Issue 38, Page 147 | no | 18723 |
| The Song of the Poplars | Brindley, Ruth | 1885-12 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 7, Issue 38, Page 166–167 | no | 18724 |
| Moths Round a Lamp | Fawcett, Edgar | 1885-12 | Longman’s Magazine Volume 7, Issue 38, Page 185 | no | 18725 |