M. I. Plarr. Pseudonyms:
MIT,
M. I. P.Daughter of John Newton Tomkins, surgeon and vaccine specialist. Married Dr. Gustavus Plarr, with whom she lived on the Continent, and then in Scotland, and afterwards in London and Kent. Mother of Victor Gustave Plarr. For the identification of Mrs. Plarr with
M. I. T., see
Mrs. Henry Wood. In Memoriam,The Argosy, June 1887, p. 424. Biographical information: Lohrli 449; DJO; Ancestry (22 February 2024). (AC)
Poem title | Date | Periodical | Roles | id # |
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The Twin Genii | 1850-07-27 | Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal | Poet | 6081 |
The Mother’s Test | 1851-03-22 | Household Words | Poet | 1175 |
Winter Violets | 1851-08-09 | Household Words | Poet | 1205 |
Alice’s Posies | 1852-09-25 | Household Words | Poet | 1262 |
The Two Statues | 1853-02-19 | Household Words | Poet | 1275 |
Old London Bridge | 1853-10-29 | Household Words | Poet | 1313 |
At Thy Peril | 1854-04-29 | Household Words | Poet | 1338 |
Before Sebastopol | 1855-02-24 | Household Words | Poet | 1369 |
“There are twin Genii, who, strong and mighty” | 1877-08 | The Argosy | Poet | 16415 |
Rest | 1879-06 | The Argosy | Poet | 16456 |
God’s Temple | 1879-08 | The Argosy | Poet | 16460 |