Dilke, Charles Wentworth (1)

(1789–1864)

newspaper editor and writer

Biographical information

ODNB. Grandfather of Charles Wentworth Dilke (1843–1911)

Gender

Signatures Used

Articles

Writing as [Unsigned]

Pope's Letters
NQ 2.11.61-62, Source

Writing as A. C. P.

Authorship of the Candor Pamphlets
NQ 2.6.54, Source

Writing as A. M. T.

Arthur Moore and the Moores
NQ 2.6.13-14, Source

Writing as A. P. I.

Alexander Pope
NQ 1.12.46, Source

Writing as A. S. T

Admiral Sir Thomas Dilkes
NQ 2.11.52, Source

Writing as A. T. P.

Additions to Pope
NQ 2.2.344-345, Source

Writing as A. T. T.

"Additions to the Works of A. Pope"
NQ 2.4.508-509, Source

Writing as B. J.

Bohn’s "Junius"
NQ 1.12.299-300, Source

Writing as B. L. A.

Biographies of Living Authors
NQ 1.10.313-314, Source

Writing as B. O. C.

Baptism of Catholics
NQ 2.5.104, Source

Writing as B. V. R.

Bowles v. Roscoe
NQ 2.10.381-382, Source

Writing as C. D.

Churchill's Death
NQ 1.6.591-592, Source

Writing as C. D. R.

Campion's Decem Rationes
NQ 1.11.166, Source

Writing as C. M. L.

Colonel or Major-General Lee
NQ 1.5.611, Source

Writing as C. R.

Cathedral Registers
NQ 1.12.173, Source
Caryl of the "Rape of the Lock."
NQ 1.12.415, Source

Writing as C. S.

Collins
NQ 1.6.412-413, Source

Writing as C. T. R.

Cawley the Regicide
NQ 1.9.247, Source

Writing as C. W. D.

Coleridge and the Penny Post
NQ 1.3.27, Source

Writing as D.

Wilkes and the "Essay on Woman"
NQ 2.4.1-2, Source
Wilkes and the "Essay on Woman"
NQ 2.4.21-22, Source
Wilkes and the "Essay on Woman"
NQ 2.4.41-43, Source
"Essay on Woman"
NQ 2.5.77, Source
Alexander Pope, Broad Street
NQ 2.3.462, Source
A Patent Fact
NQ 2.4.405-406, Source
Pope's Letters, 1735
NQ 2.10.485-487, Source
Pope's Letters, 1735
NQ 2.10.505-506, Source
"The Impertinent"
NQ 3.2.111-112, Source

Writing as D. E.

The Candor Pamphlets: "Principles of the Late Changes Impartially Examined; in a Letter from a Son of Candor to the "Public Advertizer.' Almon. 1765"
NQ 2.6.16-17, Source
Dunning’s Eloquence
NQ 2.5.121-123, Source
The Candor Pamphlets
NQ 2.5.141, Source
The Candor Pamphlets
NQ 2.5.161-163, Source

Writing as D. e. S.

Dean Swift
NQ 2.8.269, Source

Writing as D. S.

Dean Swift, and Life of Bonnell
NQ 2.5.207, Source

Writing as D. S. A.

Dean Swift and the Scriblerians v. Dr. Wagstaffe
NQ 3.1.381-384, Source
Swift v. Wagstaffe
NQ 3.2.253-254, Source

Writing as E. B. S.

Edmund Burke
NQ 3.1.161-162, Source

Writing as E. B. T.

Sir Richard Steele and Dean Swift
NQ 2.5.206-207, Source

Writing as E. G. F. S.

Edward Gibbon, Father and Son
NQ 1.9.511-512, Source

Writing as E. O. M.

Essay on Man
NQ 2.3.325, Source

Writing as E. T. D.

The Dunciad
NQ 1.10.109, Source
The Dunciad
NQ 1.10.109, Source
The first perfect Edition of "The Dunciad"
NQ 1.10.219, Source
"The Dunciad"
NQ 1.10.148-149, Source
"The Dunciad"
NQ 1.10.148-149, Source
"The Dunciad"
NQ 1.10.166-167, Source
"The Dunciad"
NQ 1.10.166-167, Source

Writing as F. E. S.

Faulkner’s Edition of "Swift’s Works"
NQ 2.5.27-28, Source

Writing as G. D.

David Garrick
NQ 1.7.40, Source

Writing as H. S. F. D. F.

Hugh Speke and the Forged Declaration of the Prince of Orange
NQ 2.1.28-29, Source
Hugh Speke and the Forged Declaration of the Prince of Orange
NQ 2.1.46-48, Source

Writing as I. W.

Immortal Works
NQ 1.7.66-67, Source

Writing as J. A. W.

Edmund Burke
NQ 3.1.212-213, Source

Writing as J. M.

James Moore
NQ 2.8.195, Source

Writing as J. M. (2)

James Moore
NQ 2.8.235, Source

Writing as J. Q. R.

Junius and the Quarterly Review
NQ 1.5.194, Source

Writing as J. R.

Junius Rumours
NQ 1.5.159, Source

Writing as J. R. T.

Edmund Burke
NQ 3.1.221-222, Source
Edmund Burke
NQ 3.1.429-431, Source
Clohir and Edmund Burke
NQ 3.2.61-62, Source
Burke and Beaconsfield
NQ 3.2.81-82, Source

Writing as J. S. A

Jonathan Swift
NQ 1.12.45, Source

Writing as J. S. D.

Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick’s
NQ 2.4.124-125, Source

Writing as L. B. G.

Letter to a Brigadier-General
NQ 1.5.328, Source

Writing as L. D.

Lines on the Dunciad
NQ 2.4.508, Source

Writing as L. D. G.

"Letter to David Garrick"
NQ 1.6.577, Source

Writing as L. J.

Letters of Junius
NQ 1.6.224, Source
The Early Piratical Editions of Junius
NQ 1.6.239-241, Source
The Early Piratical Editions of Junius
NQ 1.6.261-263, Source
The Early Piratical Editions of Junius
NQ 1.6.285-288, Source
The First Genuine Edition of Junius's Letters
NQ 1.6.383-385, Source
Junius, Mr. George Woodfall, and the Rev. Hartwell Horne
NQ 1.12.22-24, Source

Writing as L. P.

L'Abbe Primi
NQ 2.1.34, Source

Writing as L. S. C.

Letters of Swift and his Contemporaries
NQ 1.10.459, Source

Writing as M. A. C.

Mannick
NQ 2.5.5-6, Source

Writing as M. C. A.

Mrs. Corbet
NQ 2.4.509, Source

Writing as M. E. P.

Mr. Murray’s Edition of Pope
NQ 1.10.258, Source

Writing as M. J.

Maclean Not Junius
NQ 1.3.411-412, Source

Writing as M. M.

"Molly Mog"
NQ 2.8.84-85, Source

Writing as M. M. A.

More Mysteries About Burke
NQ 3.1.269, Source

Writing as M. M. K.

Pope’s "Ethic Epistles"
NQ 1.10.218, Source
Warburton’s Edition of Pope, 1751
NQ 1.10.219, Source
Warburton’s Edition of Pope
NQ 1.10.90-91, Source
Warburton’s Edition of Pope
NQ 1.10.90-91, Source

Writing as M. P. P.

Mr. Pottinger, Pope’s Cousin
NQ 2.5.105, Source

Writing as N. A. Q.

Notes and Queries about Swift
NQ 2.5.26-27, Source

Writing as N. E. P.

Peny-post
NQ 1.10.523, Source

Writing as O. A. P.

Odell and Pope
NQ 2.4.447, Source

Writing as O. L. B.

Old Lady Blount of Twickenham
NQ 1.10.184, Source

Writing as O. P.

Pope's Odyssey
NQ 1.10.112, Source

Writing as P. A.

Pope's Aunt
NQ 2.4.507, Source

Writing as P. A. B.

Pope, and Bathurst the Bookseller
NQ 1.12.60, Source
Pope, and Bathurst the Bookseller
NQ 1.12.379, Source

Writing as P. A. O.

Post-Office about 1770
NQ 1.8.8, Source

Writing as P. A. R.

"Poetry, a Rhapsody"
NQ 2.11.27, Source

Writing as P. A. W.

Pope and Warburton
NQ 2.2.182, Source

Writing as P. B. A.

Pope, Belinda, and "the Man of Merit"
NQ 2.3.161-162, Source

Writing as P. D.

Pope and Dennis
NQ 2.6.412, Source

Writing as P. D. S.

Pope and Donne’s Satires
NQ 1.11.261, Source

Writing as P. E.

Pope, Editions of 1735 and 1736
NQ 2.5.183-184, Source

Writing as P. F.

Pope’s Father; his first Wife; and his Half-Sister Mrs. Rackett
NQ 2.3.461-462, Source
Pope's Father
NQ 2.5.103-104, Source

Writing as P. F. R.

Pope’s Father residing at Kensington
NQ 2.5.104, Source

Writing as P. H. D.

Pope, his Descent
NQ 2.4.445, Source

Writing as P. J. D.

Pope and John Dennis
NQ 1.9.516-517, Source

Writing as P. L. C.

Pope’s "Letters to Cromwell"
NQ 2.2.242, Source

Writing as P. O.

Pope’s Ode for Music
NQ 2.1.449, Source

Writing as P. O. S.

Pope’s "Ode on St. Cecilia’s Day"
NQ 2.3.110, Source
"The Dying Christian"
NQ 2.3.110, Source
Portrait of Swift
NQ 2.2.199, Source
Swift, Portrait of, and Edit. of 1734
NQ 2.2.510, Source

Writing as P. S.

Pope's Skull
NQ 1.10.418, Source

Writing as P. T.

Pope and Theobald
NQ 2.3.324-325, Source

Writing as P. T. A.

Park the Antiquary
NQ 1.8.8, Source

Writing as P. T. P.

Notes and Queries Respecting Pope and his Writings
NQ 1.10.217-218, Source
The Dodds
NQ 1.10.258, Source
"The Dunciad"
NQ 1.10.358, Source
Pope and His Printers
NQ 1.10.217-218, Source

Writing as R. H.

Robert Heron
NQ 1.6.389-390, Source

Writing as R. J.

Junius Identified
NQ 1.2.103, Source

Writing as R. O. L.

"Rape of the Lock"
NQ 2.2.181-182, Source

Writing as R. R.

Royal Recollections
NQ 1.10.465, Source

Writing as S. A.

Spence’s Anecdotes
NQ 2.5.17, Source

Writing as S. B. W.

Swift or Bolingbroke: Which or Neither?
NQ 1.12.177-178, Source

Writing as S. C. B.

Signor Carolini, Dr. Barnveldt, and the Author of "Key to the Dunciad"
NQ 1.11.175, Source

Writing as S. G.

George Steevens
NQ 1.6.531-532, Source

Writing as S. J. M.

James Moore Smyth
NQ 1.10.459, Source

Writing as S. L.

Swift's Letters
NQ 1.10.219, Source
Lord Sandwich
NQ 1.10.465, Source

Writing as S. O. P.

Swift or Pope
NQ 3.3.350-351, Source

Writing as S. P.

Shakspeare's Portrait
NQ 2.3.61-62, Source

Writing as S. P. B.

Satirical Print Against Lord Bolingbroke
NQ 3.2.401-403, Source

Writing as S. P. P.

Satirical Print of Pope
NQ 1.11.7, Source

Writing as T. A. E.

The" Archæological Epistle"
NQ 1.12.35, Source

Writing as T. B. P

The Beggar's Petition
NQ 2.10.401-402, Source

Writing as T. C. B.

Edmund Burke
NQ 3.1.212, Source

Writing as T. J. M.

The Jersey Muse
NQ 1.12.52, Source

Writing as T. L.

Lewis Theobald’s
NQ 1.10.219, Source

Writing as T. L. F.

The Letter from Dr. Andrew Tripe
NQ 3.2.396, Source

Writing as T. M. S.

The MSS. at Mapledurham
NQ 2.3.403, Source

Writing as T. M. T.

"Think of Me," "The Garden of Florence," and John Hamilton Reynolds
NQ 2.2.274-275, Source

Writing as T. P. A.

"The pertinent Anecdote"
NQ 1.12.193, Source

Writing as T. P. B.

The Pope and Blount Letters
NQ 2.2.344-345, Source

Writing as T. S. F.

Edmund Burke
NQ 3.1.326, Source

Writing as T. S. J.

"That Swinney"
NQ 1.8.238-239, Source
"That Swinney"
NQ 1.8.213-215, Source

Writing as T. S. W.

Junius Rumours
NQ 1.5.522, Source

Writing as T. T. T.

"The Tale of a Tub"
NQ 2.8.269, Source
"The Tale of a Tub"
NQ 2.8.290, Source

Writing as T. V.

The Vanhomrigs
NQ 2.5.27, Source

Writing as T. V. B.

The Vellum-Bound Junius
NQ 1.12.299, Source

Writing as T. W. E.

"The Whig Examiner"
NQ 1.12.47, Source

Writing as The Writer of the Articles in the Athenæum

Pope and the Pirates
NQ 1.10.197-200, Source
Arthur Moore and the Moores
NQ 1.11.157-159, Source

Writing as The Writer of the Articles, &c.

The Dublin Reprint of "The Dunciad"
NQ 1.10.239, Source

Writing as The Writer of, &c.

Arthur Moore and the Moores
NQ 1.11.177-178, Source
Arthur Moore and the Moores
NQ 1.11.197-198, Source

Writing as U. L.

Unpublished Letters
NQ 2.8.466-467, Source

Writing as V. B.

The Vellum-bound Junius
NQ 1.3.262, Source
"Carefully examined and well-authenticated"
NQ 1.8.8-9, Source
The Vellum-bound Junius
NQ 2.1.36-37, Source

Writing as V. B. J.

The Vellum-bound Junius
NQ 1.5.333, Source
The Vellum-bound Junius
NQ 1.5.303-304, Source

Writing as W.

Papers of John Wilkes
NQ 1.1.125, Source
Junius
NQ 1.1.322-323, Source
Arms of Wilkes
NQ 3.1.415, Source

Writing as W. C. J.

Wilkes’s Copy of Junius’s Letters
NQ 1.11.84, Source

Writing as W. D. W.

Was Daniel Wray Junius?
NQ 2.2.212, Source

Writing as W. J.

Walpole and Junius
NQ 1.4.395, Source

Writing as W. L.

Leonard Welsted
NQ 1.10.104, Source

Writing as W. L. S.

Wilkes’ last Speech in Parliament
NQ 3.1.339, Source

Writing as W. M. S.

The Wilkes MSS. and "North Briton"
NQ 1.3.241, Source

Writing as W. M. T.

Pope's Letters
NQ 2.3.70, Source
Carruthers’ "Life of Pope"
NQ 1.12.325, Source
Dryden, Pope, and Curll’s "Corinna"
NQ 1.12.277-279, Source
Curll’s "Corinna"
NQ 1.12.431-432, Source
Pope's Letters
NQ 1.12.463-464, Source
Roscoe’s Edition of Pope
NQ 2.1.135, Source
Notes on Junius
NQ 2.1.288, Source

Writing as W. Moy Thomas

Bolingbroke’s Letter to Pope
NQ 2.4.445-446, Source
"Molly Mog"
NQ 2.8.175, Source
"Additions to Pope’s Works"
NQ 2.9.198, Source
Chatterton’s Papers
NQ 2.11.457, Source

Writing as W. W. J.

Who Was Junius?
NQ 2.1.185-187 , Source

Writing as W. W. S.

Who Was Sir Charles Wogan?
NQ 2.5.11-12, Source