Dilke, Charles Wentworth (2)
(1843–1911)
also known as Dilke, Sir Charles Wentworth, second baronet
writer and politician
Biographical information
ODNB; obit. at NQ 11.3.8. Grandson of Charles Wentworth Dilke (1789–1864)
Gender
Signatures Used
- P. A.
- A. N. R.
- H. K.
- H. K. H.
- M. N. D.
- P. H. C.
- T. H.
- D.
- A. C.
- A. I. D.
- A. M. P.
- A. O.
- B. S. I.
- B. T. T.
- B. W. T.
- C.
- C. A. B.
- C. I. P.
- C. S. E.
- D. A. T.
- D. M. S.
- E. A. B.
- E. A. H.
- E. H. O.
- F. C. L.
- F. Y. C.
- H. B. W.
- J.
- K. F. D.
- L. B.
- L. M. R.
- M. A. R.
- M. O. P.
- P. I. T.
- P. P. W.
- P. T. G.
- S. D.
- S. I. E.
- S. O.
- T. A. O.
- T. C. A.
- T. J. H.
- T. O.
- T. P. Q.
- T. S. A.
- T. T. O.
- W.
- W. S. I.
- P. H. R.
Notes
Signatures generally consist of the initials of some (or all) of the words of the title; or some (or all) of the initials of the first words of the article; or a combination of initials from both title words and the first words of the article; or these in reverse order. Sometimes the letter “J” substitutes for the letter “I.”
Articles
Writing as A. C.
Keatsiana
NQ 5.9.153, Source
Writing as A. I. D.
Andronicus
NQ 7.12.290, Source
Writing as A. M. P.
M. P. P.
NQ 9.3.17, Source
Writing as A. N. R.
New Religions and Crucifixion
NQ 8.1.433, Source
Writing as A. O.
The Use of "Alias"
NQ 7.12.450, Source
Writing as B. S. I.
British Suzerainty in South America
NQ 9.4.357, Source
Writing as B. T. T.
Bendigo
NQ 7.12.269, Source
Writing as B. W. T.
"Blue-water"
NQ 10.7.133, Source
Writing as C.
"The Foreign Office List"
NQ 6.5.58, Source
Writing as C. A. B.
Chamberlain and Bright
NQ 9.1.287, Source
Writing as C. I. P.
Claret
NQ 10.10.507, Source
Writing as C. S. E.
Calderon's 'St. Elizabeth'
NQ 7.12.235, Source
Writing as D.
Hatchments in Churches
NQ 8.12.29, Source
Keatsiana
NQ 5.9.153, Source
"Tenification"
NQ 8.12.18, Source
"Snipers"
NQ 8.12.150, Source
Burlinghame or Burlingame
NQ 8.12.167, Source
"Shall" and "Will"
NQ 8.12.227, Source
Forests and Chases
NQ 8.12.231, Source
Flags
NQ 8.12.231, Source
"Havelock"
NQ 8.12.232, Source
Burlinghame or Burlingame
NQ 8.12.232, Source
Empire and Republic
NQ 8.12.286, Source
Girth of Trees
NQ 8.12.304, Source
Birmingham Vote
NQ 8.12.330, Source
The County of Hants
NQ 8.12.331, Source
"Rest, but do not loiter"
NQ 8.12.332, Source
Words of Song Wanted
NQ 8.12.371, Source
Oak Trees
NQ 8.12.374, Source
M. P.
NQ 8.12.405, Source
Popinjay
NQ 8.12.406, Source
Forests and Chases
NQ 8.12.410, Source
Hoods as Headdresses
NQ 8.12.437, Source
"Pucker English"
NQ 8.12.465, Source
Sand-paper
NQ 8.12.490, Source
Claret
NQ 8.12.512, Source
Writing as D. A. T.
Dickens and the Lamplighter's Ladder
NQ 10.9.431, Source
Writing as D. M. S.
Melesina Schulenberg
NQ 8.1.212, Source
Writing as E. A. B.
Ewer and Basin from Fotheringay Bell
NQ 10.9.468, Source
Writing as E. A. H.
Edward and Henry Bulwer
NQ 10.9.30, Source
Writing as E. H. O.
Ely House or Albemarle House
NQ 10.7.268, Source
Writing as F. C. L.
French-Canadian Literature
NQ 10.8.57, Source
Writing as F. Y. C.
Fuchsia
NQ 8.1.115, Source
Writing as H. B. W.
Whitehall Banqueting Hall
NQ 10.8.447, Source
Writing as H. K.
The Cuckoo
NQ 8.1.521, Source
Writing as H. K. H.
Clerks of the Board of Green Cloth
NQ 9.4.443, Source
Churches washed away by the Sea
NQ 9.4.460, Source
Writing as J.
Junius
NQ 7.11.133, Source
Writing as K. F. D.
Kniphofia
NQ 10.10.333, Source
Writing as L. B.
Louis Buvèlot
NQ 7.8.187, Source
Writing as L. M. R.
"Lèse-Majesté: "Republic"
NQ 10.10.507, Source
Writing as M. A. R.
Masonry and Religion
NQ 10.7.467, Source
Writing as M. N. D.
Marly Horses
NQ 10.7.211, Source
Writing as M. O. P.
Medal of the Pretender
NQ 7.7.107, Source
Writing as P. A.
Pantaloons v. Trousers
NQ 10.7.271, Source
Writing as P. H. C.
Panjandrum
NQ 8.1.274, Source
Writing as P. H. R.
Portable Heat Radiators
NQ 8.12.486, Source
Writing as P. I. T.
Pantallons _v_. Trousers
NQ 10.7.207, Source
Writing as P. P. W.
Peter and Paul Wentworth
NQ 5.9.67, Source
Writing as P. T. G.
Palgrave's 'Golden Treasury'
NQ 10.8.147, Source
Writing as S. D.
Sophie Dawes, Baronne de Feuchères
NQ 11.3.71, Source
Writing as S. I. E.
Slavery in England
NQ 10.7.176, Source
Writing as S. O.
Siege of Toulon
NQ 7.12.473, Source
Writing as T. A. O.
The Authorship of 'The Red, White, and Blue'
NQ 9.4.338, Source
Writing as T. C. A.
The Cabinet and the House of Lords
NQ 10.10.486, Source
Writing as T. H.
Smoking and Blind Men
NQ 10.9.336, Source
Writing as T. J. H.
'Three Jovial Historians'
NQ 9.2.110, Source
Writing as T. O.
"Tammany": Origin of the Name
NQ 10.9.154, Source
Writing as T. P. Q.
The Previous Question
NQ 5.9.352, Source
Writing as T. S. A.
Tilsit Secret Articles
NQ 7.11.127, Source
Writing as T. T. O.
The Treaty of Tilsit
NQ 10.9.154, Source
Writing as W.
Odin
NQ 9.2.107, Source
Writing as W. S. I.
"Water-suchy"
NQ 10.9.178, Source