. Thackerayana;. William Harrison Ainsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, JamesHogg, John Gait, Fraser the Publisher, having on his right, CroftonCroker, Lockhart, Theodore Hook, Sir David Brewster, ThomasCarlyle, Sir Egerton Brydges, Rev. G. R. Gleig, Mahoney, EdwardIrving und andere, die insgesamt siebenundzwanzig zählten – von denen 1859 nur acht lebten. Dieser gefeierte Zeichentrickfilm der Fraserianer scheint Thackerays Verbindung mit der Zeitschrift vor 1835 zu setzen; ^utwe ist es nicht gelungen, einen Beitrag von seiner Hand früher als November 1837 zu finden. Sicher, die nachher gut-verwendetnotns

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. Thackerayana;. William Harrison Ainsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, JamesHogg, John Gait, Fraser the publisher, having on his right, CroftonCroker, Lockhart, Theodore Hook, Sir David Brewster, ThomasCarlyle, Sir Egerton Brydges, Rev. G. R. Gleig, Mahoney, EdwardIrving, and others, numbering twenty-seven in all—of whom, in1859, eight only were living. This celebrated cartoon of the Fraserians appears to placeThackerays connection with the magazine before 1835; ^utwe have not succeeded in tracing any contribution from his handearlier than November 1837. Certainly, the afterwards well-usednotns de plume of Michael Angelo Titmarsh, Fitzboodle, Charles THE ANATOMY OF CONDUCT. 133. Yellowplush, and Ikey Solomons, are wanting in the earliervolumes. It is in the number for the month and year referred to that wefirst find him contributing a paper which is not reprinted in hisMiscellanies/ and which is interesting as ex-plaining the origin of that assumed character ofa footman in which the author of the Yellow-plush Papers and Jeamess Diary afterwardstook delight. A little volume had been pub-lished in 1837, entitled, My Book; or, TheAnatomy of Conduct, by John Henry Skelton.The writer of this absurd book had been awoollendraper in the neighbourhood of RegentStreet. He had become possessed of the fixedidea that he was destined to become the in-structor of mankind in the true art of etiquette.He gave parties to the best company whom he could induce toeat his dinners and assemble at his conversaziones, where hisamiable delusion was the frequent subject of the jokes of hisfriends. Skelton, however, felt them little. He spent what fortunehe had, and brought himself to a

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