Dilke, Charles Wentworth (1) (1789–1864), newspaper editor and writer

Gender

Signatures Used

Biographical sources

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

Articles

Pope's Letters, writing as [Unsigned] — NQ 2.11.61-62
Authorship of the Candor Pamphlets, writing as A. C. P. — NQ 2.6.54
Arthur Moore and the Moores, writing as A. M. T. — NQ 2.6.13-14
Alexander Pope, writing as A. P. I. — NQ 1.12.46
Admiral Sir Thomas Dilkes, writing as A. S. T — NQ 2.11.52
Additions to Pope, writing as A. T. P. — NQ 2.2.344-345
"Additions to the Works of A. Pope", writing as A. T. T. — NQ 2.4.508-509
Bohn’s "Junius", writing as B. J. — NQ 1.12.299-300
Biographies of Living Authors, writing as B. L. A. — NQ 1.10.313-314
Baptism of Catholics, writing as B. O. C. — NQ 2.5.104
Bowles v. Roscoe, writing as B. V. R. — NQ 2.10.381-382
Churchill's Death, writing as C. D. — NQ 1.6.591-592
Campion's Decem Rationes, writing as C. D. R. — NQ 1.11.166
Colonel or Major-General Lee, writing as C. M. L. — NQ 1.5.611
Cathedral Registers, writing as C. R. — NQ 1.12.173
Caryl of the "Rape of the Lock.", writing as C. R. — NQ 1.12.415
Collins, writing as C. S. — NQ 1.6.412-413
Cawley the Regicide, writing as C. T. R. — NQ 1.9.247
Coleridge and the Penny Post, writing as C. W. D. — NQ 1.3.27
Wilkes and the "Essay on Woman", writing as D. — NQ 2.4.1-2
Wilkes and the "Essay on Woman", writing as D. — NQ 2.4.21-22
Wilkes and the "Essay on Woman", writing as D. — NQ 2.4.41-43
"Essay on Woman", writing as D. — NQ 2.5.77
Alexander Pope, Broad Street, writing as D. — NQ 2.3.462
A Patent Fact, writing as D. — NQ 2.4.405-406
Pope's Letters, 1735, writing as D. — NQ 2.10.485-487
Pope's Letters, 1735, writing as D. — NQ 2.10.505-506
"The Impertinent", writing as D. — NQ 3.2.111-112
The Candor Pamphlets: "Principles of the Late Changes Impartially Examined; in a Letter from a Son of Candor to the "Public Advertizer.' Almon. 1765", writing as D. E. — NQ 2.6.16-17
Dunning’s Eloquence, writing as D. E. — NQ 2.5.121-123
The Candor Pamphlets, writing as D. E. — NQ 2.5.141
The Candor Pamphlets, writing as D. E. — NQ 2.5.161-163
Dean Swift, writing as D. e. S. — NQ 2.8.269
Dean Swift, and Life of Bonnell, writing as D. S. — NQ 2.5.207
Dean Swift and the Scriblerians v. Dr. Wagstaffe, writing as D. S. A. — NQ 3.1.381-384
Swift v. Wagstaffe, writing as D. S. A. — NQ 3.2.253-254
Edmund Burke, writing as E. B. S. — NQ 3.1.161-162
Sir Richard Steele and Dean Swift, writing as E. B. T. — NQ 2.5.206-207
Edward Gibbon, Father and Son, writing as E. G. F. S. — NQ 1.9.511-512
Essay on Man, writing as E. O. M. — NQ 2.3.325
The Dunciad, writing as E. T. D. — NQ 1.10.109
The Dunciad, writing as E. T. D. — NQ 1.10.109
The first perfect Edition of "The Dunciad", writing as E. T. D. — NQ 1.10.219
"The Dunciad", writing as E. T. D. — NQ 1.10.148-149
"The Dunciad", writing as E. T. D. — NQ 1.10.148-149
"The Dunciad", writing as E. T. D. — NQ 1.10.166-167
"The Dunciad", writing as E. T. D. — NQ 1.10.166-167
Faulkner’s Edition of "Swift’s Works", writing as F. E. S. — NQ 2.5.27-28
David Garrick, writing as G. D. — NQ 1.7.40
Hugh Speke and the Forged Declaration of the Prince of Orange, writing as H. S. F. D. F. — NQ 2.1.28-29
Hugh Speke and the Forged Declaration of the Prince of Orange, writing as H. S. F. D. F. — NQ 2.1.46-48
Immortal Works, writing as I. W. — NQ 1.7.66-67
Edmund Burke, writing as J. A. W. — NQ 3.1.212-213
James Moore, writing as J. M. — NQ 2.8.195
James Moore, writing as J. M. (2) — NQ 2.8.235
Junius and the Quarterly Review, writing as J. Q. R. — NQ 1.5.194
Junius Rumours, writing as J. R. — NQ 1.5.159
Edmund Burke, writing as J. R. T. — NQ 3.1.221-222
Edmund Burke, writing as J. R. T. — NQ 3.1.429-431
Clohir and Edmund Burke, writing as J. R. T. — NQ 3.2.61-62
Burke and Beaconsfield, writing as J. R. T. — NQ 3.2.81-82
Jonathan Swift, writing as J. S. A — NQ 1.12.45
Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick’s, writing as J. S. D. — NQ 2.4.124-125
Letter to a Brigadier-General, writing as L. B. G. — NQ 1.5.328
Lines on the Dunciad, writing as L. D. — NQ 2.4.508
"Letter to David Garrick", writing as L. D. G. — NQ 1.6.577
Letters of Junius, writing as L. J. — NQ 1.6.224
The Early Piratical Editions of Junius, writing as L. J. — NQ 1.6.239-241
The Early Piratical Editions of Junius, writing as L. J. — NQ 1.6.261-263
The Early Piratical Editions of Junius, writing as L. J. — NQ 1.6.285-288
The First Genuine Edition of Junius's Letters, writing as L. J. — NQ 1.6.383-385
Junius, Mr. George Woodfall, and the Rev. Hartwell Horne, writing as L. J. — NQ 1.12.22-24
L'Abbe Primi, writing as L. P. — NQ 2.1.34
Letters of Swift and his Contemporaries, writing as L. S. C. — NQ 1.10.459
Mannick, writing as M. A. C. — NQ 2.5.5-6
Mrs. Corbet, writing as M. C. A. — NQ 2.4.509
Mr. Murray’s Edition of Pope, writing as M. E. P. — NQ 1.10.258
Maclean Not Junius, writing as M. J. — NQ 1.3.411-412
"Molly Mog", writing as M. M. — NQ 2.8.84-85
More Mysteries About Burke, writing as M. M. A. — NQ 3.1.269
Pope’s "Ethic Epistles", writing as M. M. K. — NQ 1.10.218
Warburton’s Edition of Pope, 1751, writing as M. M. K. — NQ 1.10.219
Warburton’s Edition of Pope, writing as M. M. K. — NQ 1.10.90-91
Warburton’s Edition of Pope, writing as M. M. K. — NQ 1.10.90-91
Mr. Pottinger, Pope’s Cousin, writing as M. P. P. — NQ 2.5.105
Notes and Queries about Swift, writing as N. A. Q. — NQ 2.5.26-27
Peny-post, writing as N. E. P. — NQ 1.10.523
Odell and Pope, writing as O. A. P. — NQ 2.4.447
Old Lady Blount of Twickenham, writing as O. L. B. — NQ 1.10.184
Pope's Odyssey, writing as O. P. — NQ 1.10.112
Pope's Aunt, writing as P. A. — NQ 2.4.507
Pope, and Bathurst the Bookseller, writing as P. A. B. — NQ 1.12.60
Pope, and Bathurst the Bookseller, writing as P. A. B. — NQ 1.12.379
Post-Office about 1770, writing as P. A. O. — NQ 1.8.8
"Poetry, a Rhapsody", writing as P. A. R. — NQ 2.11.27
Pope and Warburton, writing as P. A. W. — NQ 2.2.182
Pope, Belinda, and "the Man of Merit", writing as P. B. A. — NQ 2.3.161-162
Pope and Dennis, writing as P. D. — NQ 2.6.412
Pope and Donne’s Satires, writing as P. D. S. — NQ 1.11.261
Pope, Editions of 1735 and 1736, writing as P. E. — NQ 2.5.183-184
Pope’s Father; his first Wife; and his Half-Sister Mrs. Rackett, writing as P. F. — NQ 2.3.461-462
Pope's Father, writing as P. F. — NQ 2.5.103-104
Pope’s Father residing at Kensington, writing as P. F. R. — NQ 2.5.104
Pope, his Descent, writing as P. H. D. — NQ 2.4.445
Pope and John Dennis, writing as P. J. D. — NQ 1.9.516-517
Pope’s "Letters to Cromwell", writing as P. L. C. — NQ 2.2.242
Pope’s Ode for Music, writing as P. O. — NQ 2.1.449
Pope’s "Ode on St. Cecilia’s Day", writing as P. O. S. — NQ 2.3.110
"The Dying Christian", writing as P. O. S. — NQ 2.3.110
Portrait of Swift, writing as P. O. S. — NQ 2.2.199
Swift, Portrait of, and Edit. of 1734, writing as P. O. S. — NQ 2.2.510
Pope's Skull, writing as P. S. — NQ 1.10.418
Pope and Theobald, writing as P. T. — NQ 2.3.324-325
Park the Antiquary, writing as P. T. A. — NQ 1.8.8
Notes and Queries Respecting Pope and his Writings, writing as P. T. P. — NQ 1.10.217-218
The Dodds, writing as P. T. P. — NQ 1.10.258
"The Dunciad", writing as P. T. P. — NQ 1.10.358
Pope and His Printers, writing as P. T. P. — NQ 1.10.217-218
Robert Heron, writing as R. H. — NQ 1.6.389-390
Junius Identified, writing as R. J. — NQ 1.2.103
"Rape of the Lock", writing as R. O. L. — NQ 2.2.181-182
Royal Recollections, writing as R. R. — NQ 1.10.465
Spence’s Anecdotes, writing as S. A. — NQ 2.5.17
Swift or Bolingbroke: Which or Neither?, writing as S. B. W. — NQ 1.12.177-178
Signor Carolini, Dr. Barnveldt, and the Author of "Key to the Dunciad", writing as S. C. B. — NQ 1.11.175
George Steevens, writing as S. G. — NQ 1.6.531-532
James Moore Smyth, writing as S. J. M. — NQ 1.10.459
Swift's Letters, writing as S. L. — NQ 1.10.219
Lord Sandwich, writing as S. L. — NQ 1.10.465
Swift or Pope, writing as S. O. P. — NQ 3.3.350-351
Shakspeare's Portrait, writing as S. P. — NQ 2.3.61-62
Satirical Print Against Lord Bolingbroke, writing as S. P. B. — NQ 3.2.401-403
Satirical Print of Pope, writing as S. P. P. — NQ 1.11.7
The" Archæological Epistle", writing as T. A. E. — NQ 1.12.35
The Beggar's Petition, writing as T. B. P — NQ 2.10.401-402
Edmund Burke, writing as T. C. B. — NQ 3.1.212
The Jersey Muse, writing as T. J. M. — NQ 1.12.52
Lewis Theobald’s, writing as T. L. — NQ 1.10.219
The Letter from Dr. Andrew Tripe, writing as T. L. F. — NQ 3.2.396
The MSS. at Mapledurham, writing as T. M. S. — NQ 2.3.403
"Think of Me," "The Garden of Florence," and John Hamilton Reynolds, writing as T. M. T. — NQ 2.2.274-275
"The pertinent Anecdote", writing as T. P. A. — NQ 1.12.193
The Pope and Blount Letters, writing as T. P. B. — NQ 2.2.344-345
Edmund Burke, writing as T. S. F. — NQ 3.1.326
"That Swinney", writing as T. S. J. — NQ 1.8.238-239
"That Swinney", writing as T. S. J. — NQ 1.8.213-215
Junius Rumours, writing as T. S. W. — NQ 1.5.522
"The Tale of a Tub", writing as T. T. T. — NQ 2.8.269
"The Tale of a Tub", writing as T. T. T. — NQ 2.8.290
The Vanhomrigs, writing as T. V. — NQ 2.5.27
The Vellum-Bound Junius, writing as T. V. B. — NQ 1.12.299
"The Whig Examiner", writing as T. W. E. — NQ 1.12.47
Pope and the Pirates, writing as The Writer of the Articles in the Athenæum — NQ 1.10.197-200
Arthur Moore and the Moores, writing as The Writer of the Articles in the Athenæum — NQ 1.11.157-159
The Dublin Reprint of "The Dunciad", writing as The Writer of the Articles, &c. — NQ 1.10.239
Arthur Moore and the Moores, writing as The Writer of, &c. — NQ 1.11.177-178
Arthur Moore and the Moores, writing as The Writer of, &c. — NQ 1.11.197-198
Unpublished Letters, writing as U. L. — NQ 2.8.466-467
The Vellum-bound Junius, writing as V. B. — NQ 1.3.262
"Carefully examined and well-authenticated", writing as V. B. — NQ 1.8.8-9
The Vellum-bound Junius, writing as V. B. — NQ 2.1.36-37
The Vellum-bound Junius, writing as V. B. J. — NQ 1.5.333
The Vellum-bound Junius, writing as V. B. J. — NQ 1.5.303-304
Papers of John Wilkes, writing as W. — NQ 1.1.125
Junius, writing as W. — NQ 1.1.322-323
Arms of Wilkes, writing as W. — NQ 3.1.415
Wilkes’s Copy of Junius’s Letters, writing as W. C. J. — NQ 1.11.84
Was Daniel Wray Junius?, writing as W. D. W. — NQ 2.2.212
Walpole and Junius, writing as W. J. — NQ 1.4.395
Leonard Welsted, writing as W. L. — NQ 1.10.104
Wilkes’ last Speech in Parliament, writing as W. L. S. — NQ 3.1.339
The Wilkes MSS. and "North Briton", writing as W. M. S. — NQ 1.3.241
Pope's Letters, writing as W. M. T. — NQ 2.3.70
Carruthers’ "Life of Pope", writing as W. M. T. — NQ 1.12.325
Dryden, Pope, and Curll’s "Corinna", writing as W. M. T. — NQ 1.12.277-279
Curll’s "Corinna", writing as W. M. T. — NQ 1.12.431-432
Pope's Letters, writing as W. M. T. — NQ 1.12.463-464
Roscoe’s Edition of Pope, writing as W. M. T. — NQ 2.1.135
Notes on Junius, writing as W. M. T. — NQ 2.1.288
Bolingbroke’s Letter to Pope, writing as W. Moy Thomas — NQ 2.4.445-446
"Molly Mog", writing as W. Moy Thomas — NQ 2.8.175
"Additions to Pope’s Works", writing as W. Moy Thomas — NQ 2.9.198
Chatterton’s Papers, writing as W. Moy Thomas — NQ 2.11.457
Who Was Junius?, writing as W. W. J. — NQ 2.1.185-187
Who Was Sir Charles Wogan?, writing as W. W. S. — NQ 2.5.11-12