He started contributing verses to the Nation in 1843.
Crawley contributed verse to conservative newspapers during the general election of 1880.
The book named 120 poets who contributed verses that became the book.
He has contributed verses and poetry for Oriya literature in the nineteenth century.
He contributed verse and articles to Life, Everybody's, and other magazines.
He then became a school teacher in September 1882 and occasionally contributed verse to The Bulletin.
Trillin continues to contribute comic verse to The Nation.
In addition to his works published in book form, Elwes contributed prose and verse to various periodicals.
Linley contributed verses to the local newspapers, and published some pamphlets before leaving Leeds in early life.
It is known that Patten contributed verses to the Kenilworth entertainment.
