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Table of Contents

1 Bulwer-Lytton, Edward George. Lawyer who cost his Client nothing; [Prose/19 pages] 20 Procter, Bryan W. (Barry Cornwall). The Awakener in the Desert; [Poetry/2 pages] 22 Toulmin, Camilla ( Mrs. Crosland). A Tale that was told to me; [Prose/16 pages] 38 Mulock, Dinah Maria. Forgiveness; [Prose/13 pages] 51 Chatelain, Chevalier de. La Rue des Lombards a Paris; [Prose/9 pages] 60 Manners, Lord John. Stanzas, "The word has been spoken"; [Poetry/1 pages] 61 Howard, Charles. The Crevice in the Tower; [Prose/7 pages] 68 Smith, Albert. After the Ball; [Poetry/2 pages] 70 Savage, Anna (Anna Shipton). La Mia Dimora; [Poetry/1 pages] 71 Aguilar, Grace. Red Rose Villa and its Inhabitants; [Prose/24 pages] 95 Anonymous. The Lost Jewel; [Prose/27 pages] 122 Thompson, Rev. Henry. To Henretta Susan Fielding; [Poetry/1 pages] 123 Procter, Bryan W. (Barry Cornwall). The Linden Tree; [Poetry/1 pages] 124 Youatt, Elizabeth. The Blind Man and the Child; [Prose/13 pages] 137 Abdy, Maria. Six Days in Life of Ladykiller; [Prose/17 pages] 154 Milnes, Richard Monckton. A Dream; [Poetry/3 pages] 157 Blessington, Countess (Power, M). Scandal; [Prose/14 pages] 171 Blessington, Countess (Power, M). Grand Staircase, Chamber of Peers; [Poetry/1 pages] 172 Romer, Mrs. Isabella Frances. A Romance of Ronda; [Prose/15 pages] 187 Power, Miss Marguerite. To Jenny Lind; [Poetry/2 pages] 189 Hall, Mrs. S. C. (Anna Maria). The Little Hop-Picker's Dream; [Prose/10 pages] 199 Denison, Joseph William. Lines, "These letters show my young"; [Poetry/2 pages] 201 Sue, M. Eugene. Bataillion; [Prose/8 pages] 209 Stuart-Wortley, Lady Emmeline. Slavery; [Poetry/4 pages] 213 Blessington, Countess (Power, M). The Gallery of Diana; [Poetry/2 pages] 215 Bernal, Ralph. A Few Early Recollections; [Prose/21 pages] 236 Savage, Anna (Anna Shipton). The Bourse; [Poetry/2 pages] 238 Smith, Albert. Regnier's Vengeance; [Poetry/3 pages] 251 Anonymous. On Portrait of Countess Essex; [Poetry/1 pages] 252 Abdy, Maria. The Destiny of the Poet; [Poetry/1 pages] 253 Walker, Mrs. Eliza. The Wanderers in the Park; [Poetry/5 pages] 258 Kenyon, John. Tivoli; [Poetry/1 pages] 259 Landor, Walter Savage. On leaving my Villa; [Poetry/1 pages] 260 Power, Miss Marguerite. Sonnet, "Rememb'rest thou, sweet love7quot;; [Poetry/1 pages] 260 Sparrow, Alicia Jane (Mrs. W. P. O'Neil). Lines, "Like blossoms that yield"; [Poetry/1 pages] 261 Munro, Isabella. Louise de Montmar; [Prose/12 pages]

List of Plates

front Jenny Lind; (art.) Wright, J. W.; (eng.) Mote, William H. 36 The Last Moment; (art.) Warren, H.; (eng.) Heath, Charles 63 The Crevice in the Tower; (art.) Nash, Joseph; (eng.) Heath, Frederick A. 99 The Diamond; (art.) Corbould, Edward H.; (eng.) Heath, Frederick A. 142 Theresa; (art.) Wright, J. W.; (eng.) Mote, William H. 171 The Grand Staircase of the Chamber of Peers; (art.) Allom, Thomas; (eng.) Mottram, Charles 193 Phoebe; (art.) Weigall, E. H.; (eng.) Heath, Alfred T. 213 The Diana Gallery; (art.) Allom, Thomas; (eng.) Mottram, Charles 236 La Borse; (art.) Allom, Thomas; (eng.) Mottram, Charles 239 Elena and Gianni; (art.) Wright, J. W.; (eng.) Mote, William H. 251 The Countess of Essex; (art.) Hayter, John; (eng.) Mote, William H. 258 Tivoli; (art.) Barber, J. V.; (eng.) Allen, James B