3rd Series 1 (7 Jan.-24 June 1854)
Wearyfoot Common. By Leitch Ritchie. 1-4; 20-24; 44-47; 58-62; 72-75; 91-95; 106-111; 122-127; 135-139; 154-158; 172-176; 185-189; 197-201; 220-224; 228-231; 246-250; 260-264; 275-278; 294-296; 306-310; 324-328; 342-345.
‘Florence May-a Love Story.’ [By Bayle St. John.] 26-29.
‘Blanchette: a Fairy Tale.’ [By Charles Browne.] 77-80.
‘The Drunkard’s Bible.’ By Mrs S.C. Hall. 369-373.
3rd Series 2 (1 July-30 Dec. 1854)
‘Change for Gold.’ [By James Payn.] 18-22; 37-40.
‘The Heir-at-law.’ [By Will iam Russel 1.] 81-84; 100-103; 121-124.
‘Orphan Winny.’ [By Mary Cleaver.] 138-143.
‘The Wolf-hunters.’ 164-167; 185-188.
‘A Home Emigration.’ [By Mary Anne Page.] 198-202.
Maretimo. By Bayle St. John. 225-229; 251-255; 262-267; 281-285; 297-302; 315-319 324-327; 345-349; 357-360; 372-377; 395-400; 407-411; 425-430.
3rd Series 3 (6 Jan.-30 June 1855)
Maretimo (cont.). By Bayle St. John. 11-14; 23-28; 37-41; 57-61; 75-80; 89-94; 106-111; 119-124; 137-141; 149-153; 163-168; 188-192.
‘Fernley Hall: a Tale.’ [By Jane M. Hooper.] 215-219.
‘The Ghost-lover.’ [By Edwin Keene.] 225-228; 245-249.
‘The Pearl of Campan.’ [By Mary Anne Hoare.] 330-334.
‘Karl Hartmann: a Story of the Crimea.’ [By William Russell.] 353-357; 379-384 ; 387-390 410-413.
3rd Series 4 (7 July-29 Dec. 1855)
‘Kate’s Choice.’ [By Margaret Stennett.] 4-7; 27-30.
‘Mr Brown’s Last Ascent.’ [By Mary Anne Hoare.] 101-103.
‘Euphrosyne: an Old Tale of the New World.’ [By Mrs D. Cushing.] 136-140; 148-153.
‘My Landlady.’ [By Charles Manley Smith.] 185-188.
‘The Blind Harpist.’ [By Charlotte Wilkinson.] 201-204.
‘Life’s Undercurrent.’ [By John Hawill.] 213-217; 231-234; 251-254; 262-266.
‘La Rabbiata.’ [By Fanny Mackworth.] 294-297; 310-313.
‘The Man without an Enemy.’ [By Mary Anne Hoare.] 329-330.
‘The Baby-trooper.’ [By Rev. Elmeza Hewlett.] 358-362.
‘Karl’s Poverty.’ [By Frances Browne.] 377-379.
‘The Snow Storm.’ By [Alexander] Poushkine. [Trans, by Mary Anne Hoare.] 394-397.
3rd Series 5 (5 Jan.-28 June 1856)
‘The Windfall.’ [By Cornelia A.H. Crosse.] 1-5; 22-25.
‘The Doppelganger.’ [By Amelia B. Edwards.] 37-40.
‘The Curate’s Wedding-feast.’ [By Margaret Douglas Prichard.] 54-58.
‘The Court-ball.’ [By Mary I. Tomkins.] 67-70.
‘The Marquis de Tropoli.’ [By Edwin Keene.] 83-87.
‘Sign-painting at the Diggings.’ [By Frederick Gore.] 106-110.
‘A Story of a Wild-cat Skin.’ [By Frederick Gore.] 117-120.
‘The White Feather.” [By James Payn.] 150-155.
‘Millicent.” [ By Mary Anne Needell] 169-172; 186-189.
‘Speculation.’ 177-180.
‘A Tale of Andorra.’ [By Robert Paul.] 209-212; 234-237; 245-249.
‘The Modern St. Catherine.’ [By James Payn.] 263-267.
‘The Rocks at Low-water.’ [By Margaret Douglas Prichard.] 275-279; 290-294.
‘Myra’s Wish: a Fairy Tale.’ CBy Isabel Royston.] 296-300.
‘The Kris.’ [Trans, from the German by Fanny Mackworth.] 310-314.
‘The Painter and His Pupil: a Flemish Story.’ [By Amelia B. Edwards.] 326-329.
‘Four Sisters.’ [By Marian James.] 358-362; 374-377; 391-394.
3rd Series 6 (5 July-27 Dec. 1856)
‘A Story of English Law.’ [By Ann Maria Hope.] 18-23.
‘The Mysterious Salute.’ [By Mary Popham Blyth.] 36-39.
‘A New Way of Making Money.’ [By James Rooth.] 69-73.
‘The Story-teller of Stamboul.” [By E. Hewlitt.] 86-90.
‘Stephen.’ [By Mrs Seymour Holdsworth.] 110-112.
‘We Fly by Night.’ By Georg During. [Trans, by Susan Cobbett.] 123-127.
‘The Little Fiddler: a Tale for Children.’ [By Sarah Allen.] 139-142.
‘Brown’s Amanuensis.’ [By Frederick Gore.] 152-155.
‘Dr Klindinger’s Creole Servant.’ [By Eva O’Doherty.] 182-187.
‘The Bagh-nuk.’ [By Calder Campbell.] 196-199.
‘The Nuremberg Living Egg.’ By [Karl] Spindler. [Trans, by Susan Cobbett.] 211-215.
‘The Truffle-hound.’ [By J.A. St. John.] 244-246.
‘The Phantom-horse.’ [By Edwin Keene.] 263-268.
‘The Leap from the Main Brucke.’ By Ludwig Storch. [Trans, by Sigmund Louis.] 279-281.
‘The Wishing-gate.’ [By James Payn.] 300-303.
‘A Tradition of Rotherhithe.’ [By Charlotte E.L. Cowan.] 346-350.
‘Edith Walsingham.’ [By W.S. Austen.) 375-377.
‘”Pas Encore.”‘ 390-392.
‘The Bottle Imp.’ Trans, anonymously from the German. 404-409.
3rd Series 7 (3 Jan.-27 June 1857)
The War-trail: a Romance. By Captain Mayne Reid. 1-6; 25-31; 3B-42; 51-56; 72-77; 84-88; 108-112; 114-119; 134-140; 153-157; 162-167; 183-188; 200-205; 220-224; 235-239; 250-255; 265-270; 275-279; 293-297; 312-317; 329-333; 343-348; 358-363; 376-381; 393-397; 409-414.
‘My Night in the House.’ [By A.J. Joyce.] 97-100.
‘A Leap in the Dark.’ [By J.A. St. John.] 364-366.
3rd Series 8 (4 July-26 Dec. 1857)
‘The Bride’s Journey.’ [By William Heard Hillyard.] 1-6.
‘Krasinski: a Tale.’ [By Catherine Crowe.] 19-24; 35-37; 54-57.
Kirke Webbe, the Privateer Captain. [By W.M. Russell.] 65-68; 91-93; 103-107; 117-120; 132-135; 157-160; 162-165; 180-184; 197-201; 219-222; 236-239; 246-250; 265-270; 281-286; 297-302; 315-319; 325-330; 344-348; 359-362; 377-382.
‘The Pariah’s Revenge.’ [By Frances Browne.) 371-374.
‘The Twin Quadroons.’ [By Frank Webb.] 406-410.
3rd Series 9 (2 Jan.-26 June 1858)
Oçeala: a Romance. By Captain Mayne Reid. 1-6; 28-32; 39-44; 56-62; 76-80; 90-95; 105-109; 119-123; 134-139; 151-155; 171-175; 188-192; 202-206; 217-221; 236-240; 254-256; 266-270; 285-288; 299-304; 316-320; 332-336; 344-348; 363-367; 379-384; 394-398; 408-413.
‘An Uncomfortable Night.’ [ By Mrs G. Dalrymple.] 67-70.
3rd Series 10 (3 July-25 Dec. 1858)
‘That Farthing.’ [By Miss Buck.] 6-8.
‘A Tree of Liberty.’ [By G. Stephens.] 20-22.
‘Down at the Grange.’ [By James Payn.] 37-39; 58-60.
‘The False Dream.’ [By Miss Brown.] 73-76.
‘A Wife by Advertisement.’ [By T. Hancock.] 88-91.
‘Our New Organist.’ (By Emily Jolly.] 101-107.
‘The Man of Two Shadows.’ [By J.A. St. John.] 117-119.
‘Buried Alive.’ [By M.E. Place.] 134-137.
‘The Mountebank.’ [By Mrs Lomax.] 150-154; 166-169.
‘My Fast Friend.’ [By A. Edwards.] 198-200.
‘The Cock-and-bull Club.’ [By James Payn.] 215-218.
‘Love in the Clouds.’ [By Mary Anne Hoare.] 221-223.
‘A Skeleton in Every House: John Marshall of Fenchurch Street.’ [By W.M. Russell.] 227-232.
‘A Slip between Cup and Lip.’ [By Mrs Hancock.] 265-269.
‘The Commissary of Police.’ [By W.M. Russell.] 276-280.
‘Music Next Door.’ [By Mrs Wilkinson.] 290-293.
‘The Double Widowhood.’ [By Miss Taylor.] 316-320; 329-331.
‘The Sisters.’ [By Leitch Ritchie’s sister-in-law.] 342-345.
‘A Dead Man’s Revenge: How It Worked and How It Ended.’ IBy Germain Cloud.] 355-359; 374-378.
‘Laboudie, the Cymbal-player.’ C By W.M. Russell.] 391-394.
‘In Re, Mind and Matter.’ [By J.F. Maclennan.] 406-408.
3rd Series 11 (1 Jan.-25 June 1859)
‘Poudre Rose.’ [By W.M. Russell.] 3-7; 24-28; 39-44.
‘Our Major’s Spoon.’ [By J.H. Needham.] 30-32.
‘The Unhired Servant.’ [By Frances Browne.] 68-73.
‘The Watering-place Husband.’ [By Mrs Stoddart.] 102-105.
‘Blucher’s Judgment.’ [By Grosswitz.] 119-121.
‘My Only Treason.’ [By J.W. Robertson.] 130-134.
‘Our Cousin Alice.’ [By Rosa Kettle.] 152-157.
‘Bargain-hunting.’ [By Mrs Ferguson.] 163-166.
‘”D.T.”‘ [By Germain Cloud.] 179-183; 195-200.
‘The London Merchant.’ [By W.M. Russell.] 212-216.
‘My Three Wooings.’ [By Fanny Haworth.] 249-253; 262-267; 275-281.
‘The Head of My Profession.’ [By C.M. Smith.] 312-315; 329-333.
‘A Wife’s Distresses.’ [By Herbert Lloyd.] 372-376.
‘A Violinist’s Tale.’ [By J. Rooth.] 389-393.
‘A Round-about Story.’ [By Isabel Royston.] 407-412.
3rd Series 12 (2 July-31 Dec. 1859)
‘Katie Challoner.’ [By Rev. C. Atkinson.) 12-16; 19-24.
‘A Romance through a Bedroom Window.’ [By Germain Cloud.] 54-57; 71-76.
‘Aunt Janet’s Diamonds.’ [By Mr A. Dubourg.] 88-92; 100-104.
‘My German Tutor.’ [By Mrs G. Dalrymple.l 131-135.
‘The Guilty Thought.’ [By Miss Cuming.] 151-155; 168-172.
‘Troubles at Sandstone.’ [By Germain Cloud.] 215-218; 233-235; 248-250; 261-265; 277-280.
‘A Dull Fellow-passenger.’ [By Charlotte Richardson.] 293-296.
‘Husband and Wife.’ [By Mary Anne Needel1.] 327-330; 340-343.
‘Carlo the Absconded.’ [By James Payn.] 346-350.
‘My Godmother’s Story.’ [By Miss Cumraing.J 357-361; 377-381.
3rd Series 13 (7 Jan.-30 June 1860)
The Bateman Household, and what became of them. By James Payn. 1-6; 23-27; 39-44; 52-56; 74-77; 86-88; 101-104; 118-123; 133-137; 152-155; 171-174; 181-185; 198-201; 218-223; 233-237.
‘Mrs Jellicoe’s Mistakes.’ [By Dutton Cook.] 65-69.
‘A Stolen Pleasure.’ [By Dutton Cook.] 145-150.
‘Dalby.’ [By Walter Ell is.] 241-247.
‘Something to Live for.’ [By Miss Cumraing.] 265-270.
‘The Professor’s Wife.’ [By Miss Cumming] 309-315 ; 326-330.
‘The Ruling Passion,’ [By Fanny Haworth.] 364-366.
‘The First Picture.’ [By Mary Gillies.) 371-377.
‘According to Cocker.’ [By Isabel Royston.] 403-410.
3rd Series 14 (7 July-29 Dec. 1860)
The Wild Huntress. By Captain Mayne Reid. 1-7; 27-31; 38-44; 55-60; 67-71; 88-92; 101-106; 121-125; 136-140; 154-158; 171-176; 185-190; 203-207; 213-217; 234-238; 246-248; 261-265; 278-283; 293-299; 308-313; 324-328; 339-343; 356-361; 373-378; 386-392; 409-414.
‘The Horror in the House.’ [By Henry Spicer.] 177-181; 198-202.
‘Van Slingelandt’s Wooing.’ [By Dutton Cook.] 300-303.
‘Right or Wrong?’ [By Miss Cumming.] 347-352.
3rd Series 15 (5 Jan.-29 June 1861)
The Family Scapegrace. By James Payn. 1-4; 21-26; 42-46; 50-54; 68-73; 90-94; 98-103; 116-120; 136-141; 149-154; 167-172; 182-187; 200-205; 216-222; 229-234; 245-250; 262-270.
‘On Guard.’ [By Lewis Haigh.] 75-78.
‘Lost!’ [By Mrs L. Cobham Crow.] 175-176.
‘The Queer Lodger.’ [By Frances Browne.] 284-28B.
‘The Anti-nuptial Lie.’ [By Mary Anne Needel1.] 291-297.
‘Locked In!’ [By Thomas Robertson.] 390-394.
3rd Series 16 (6 July-28 Dec. 1861)
Myself and My Relatives. [By Anne J. Robertson.] 1-5; 24-28; 37-40; 58-63; 72-76; 87-92; 102-106; 118-121; 132-136; 148-151; 162-166; 180-185.
‘A Tale of a Flute.’ [By Dr Phipson.] 156-160.
‘Very Extraordinary.’ [By Robert Black.] 189-191.
‘The Detective in America.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 195-200.
‘How the Duel Began and How It Ended.’ By [Alexander] Pouschkin. [Trans, by N. Palmer.] 244-248.
‘Mr Liverwing.’ [By James Payn.] 301-303.
‘Our Investment.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 339-345.
‘An Old Courier’s Tale.’ [By Frances Browne.] 358-362.
‘After Long Years.’ [By Edith Faithful.] 377-382; 395-400.
‘My First and Last Robbery.’ [By R.H. Greene.] 410-414.
3rd Series 17 (4 Jan.-28 June 1862)
‘A Strange Way to a Legacy.’ [By Frances Browne.] 4-9.
‘Lady Trent’s Picture.’ [By Lewis Sand.] 23-26.
‘My Leave of Absence.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 37-43.
‘The Blood-hound’s Revenge.’ [By Cosmo Monkhouse.] 116-119.
‘The Longest Month in My Life.’ [By James Payn.] 135-138.
‘The Pressed Man.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 153-156.
‘My Mustang and 1.’ [By J.S. Lee.] 167-171; 180-184.
‘The Witness.’ [By Mary Smedley.] 209-215; 227-233; 248-255.
‘My First and Last Partner.’ [By Frances Browne.] 259-264.
‘Lina Mason.’ [By Mrs Traherne.] 283-287; 299-302.
‘The Robbery at Richfield.’ [By Rev. H. Johnes.] 318-320.
‘A Death-bed Promise.’ [By E.C. Birks.] 323-326.
‘A Little Speculation.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 342-348.
‘Ten Pounds’ Reward.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 360-362.
‘The Marked Wine.’ [By Frances Browne.] 369-373.
‘Miss Fyfe’s Adventure.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 391-395.
3rd Series 18 (5 July-27 Dec. 1862)
‘American Practice.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 8-14.
‘A Romance of the Sea-side.’ [By Lewis Sand.] 38-43.
‘Burnham Yews.’ [By Mrs C.M. Waring.] 54-58.
‘The Blotting-pad.’ [By Arthur Locker.] 116-121.
My Landlord’s Customer.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 137-142.
‘The Little Comnission down South.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 149-155.
‘Dur Best Bedroom.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 165-172.
‘The Old House at Brocklehurst.’ [By Edith Faithful.] 266-271.
‘An Experiment in the Peculiar Institution.’ [By Frances Browne.] 273-279.
‘Love and Duty.’ [By Mrs Murray Smith.] 293-298.
‘The Cheap Castle.’ [By James Payn.] 314-317; 325-328.
‘Margaret.’ [ By Emily Jolly.] 358-362; 375-380.
‘Astray at Rappahannock.’ [By George Townshend.] 406-411.
3rd Series 19 (3 Jan.-27 June 1863)
‘Fifteen Years at the Galleys.’ [By G. Lamley.] 6-12.
‘A Guide Underground.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 20-28.
‘Aaron and Esther: or, Three Days of Rabbi Nathan Clausener’s Life.’ By Mr Goldschmidt. 52-61.
‘Cousin Frank.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 85-91.
‘The Black and White House in the Dell.’ [By Lewis Sand.] 105-110; 116-121.
‘Lady Courthope’s Trap.’ [By Mrs F. Faithful.] 138-142.
‘A Passage frcm the History of a Family in Ireland Twenty-one Years Ago.’ [By W.B. Chester.] 163-170.
‘The Lost Brother.’ [By Frances Browne.] 185-187; 197-200.
‘The Black Exchange: an Attorney’s Story.’ [By Frances Browne.] 213-218.
‘Little Rosebud.’ [By Mrs F. French.] 235-240; 252-256.
‘A Russian Suitor.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 275-281.
‘Lost and Found.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 294-300.
‘The Mad Savant.’ [By W. Thornbury.] 341-345.
‘Mr Bowen’s House-warming.’ [By Theyre Smith.] 356-361.
‘Squire Melford’s Family.’ [By Mrs M. Smith.] 375-379; 389-395.
‘Miss Burkinyoung’s College.’ [By Arthur Locker.] 406-413.
3rd Series 20 (4 July-26 Dec. 1863)
‘An Hour’s Sail.’ [By H.P. Twynam.] 13-16.
‘Sold at Savannah.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 37-45.
‘Dominion over the Fish.’ [By G.A. Townsend.] 72-77.
‘My First Governess.’ [By Edith Faithful.] 88-92; 101-106.
‘A Moment’s Impulse.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 119-123.
Kidnapped.’ [By G.A. Townsend.] 129-134.
‘The Moated Grange.’ [By Amelia Ffrench.] 149-153; 165-170.
‘Sure to Win.’ [By Richard Maurice.] 180-185; 200-204.
‘Insured at Copenhagen.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 214-219.
‘Kitty Clark’s Will.’ [By R. Fowler.] 232-236.
‘Awful Experience in the Life of Filus Kroast.’ [By H. Spicer.] 273-280.
‘The Crumpled Rose-leaf.’ [By Janet Mearns.] 296-302.
‘Too Good a Husband.’ [By Sarah Asher, Mrs Murray Smith.] 326-333; 344-351.
‘Ruth Morrison.’ [By W, Chester.] 357-365; 371-379; 389-395; 404-409.
4th Series 1 (2 Jan.-31 Dec. 1864)
Lost Sir Massingberd. [By James Payn.] 1-6; 23-29; 39-45; 55-60; 74-78; 86-90; 108-112; 117-123; 136-140; 155-159; 162-167; 181-184; 195-198; 215-218; 230-236; 248-252 ‘Charlie.’ [ By James Payn.] 9-11.
‘Dick’s Legacy.’ [By James Payn.] 33-37.
‘Blamyre’s Chambers.’ [By W. Thornbury.] 170-173.
‘The Sorrows of Greatness.’ [By Arthur Locker.] 186-191.
‘Tuwhit! Tuwhoo!’ [By S. Theyre Smith.] 241-244.
‘The Station-master’s Daughter.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 257-263.
‘A Clergyman’s Tale.’ [By G. Lamley.] 279-283.
Lord Lynn’s Wife. [By John Berwick Harwood.] 288-294; 311-315; 326-333; 346-351; 360-366; 378-383; 392-397; 410-414; 426-432; 438-445; 451-458; 473-477; 487-493 ‘Sobered Dreams.’ [By Rev. J.R. Vernon.] 302-304.
‘The Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy.’ (By W. Thornbury.] 340-344.
‘Among Queer People.’ [By William Cyples.] 353-358; 371-376.
‘Entered for the Plate.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 385-388.
‘Jemima Jacobs.’ [By Miss F. Brown.] 433-436.
‘Hired “to Play.”‘ [By Miss M. Edwards.] 481-484.
Married Beneath Him. [By James Payn.] 497-506; 515-523; 536-541; 548-556; 568-574; 579-585; 600-607; 613-620; 630-636; 6470654; 663-670; 680-686; 691-696; 713-718 728-734; 744-748; 761-766; 775-783; 790-796; 811-816; 825-830.
‘A Surfeit of Preserves.’ [By George Manville Fenn.] 508-510.
‘An Odd Shaver.’ [By Robert Black.] 526-528.
‘The Dry Well.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 561-565; 587-592.
‘The Demon Ferry-boat: a Story of the Thames.’ [By James Payn.] 593-596.
‘An Adventure of a Young Man from the Country.’ [By Arthur Locker.] 699-702.
‘Uncle Godfrey.’ [By W. Thornbury.] 705-710.
‘Between Sky and Sea.’ [By James Payn.] 750-752.
‘Friends of the Swellingtons.’ By Lucy Penfeather [J.R.], 753-756.
‘An Unexpected Blessing.’ [By Robert Black.] 833-841.
Extra New Year’s Double Number 1864: ‘In the Box.’
Framework. [By James Payn.] 1-6.
‘Mr Sunnyside’s Story.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 6-13
‘Mr Drumfich’s Story.’ [By Robert Black.] 13-18.
‘Mr Richards’s Story.’ [By G. Lamley.] 18-21.
‘Mr Watkin’s Story.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 21-26.
‘The Messrs Rooster’s Story.’ [By Frances Browne.] 26-31.
‘The Verdict.’ [By James Payn.] 31-32.
‘Postscript.’ [By James Payn.] 32.
Christmas Number 1864: ‘Tenants at Will.’
Framework. [By James Payn.] 1-4.
‘The Story of the House in Garden Reach.’ [By Frances Browne.] 4-7.
‘The Painted Room at Blackston Manor.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 7-13.
‘Ghost in the Top-Story.’ [By Frances Browne.] 13-18.
‘Experiences of Farthing Lodge.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 18-23.
‘The Haunted Grange.’ [By Frances Browne.] 23-27.
‘The Underground Ghost.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 27-31.
4th Series 2 (7 Jan.-30 Dec. 1865)
Lady Flavia. [By John Berwick Harwood.] 1-6; 25-32; 39-45; 55-60; 73-79; 89-93; 100-106; 120-126; 136-141; 153-158; 166-172; 102-185; 200-206; 214-219; 233-238; 244-249; 266-270; 283-287; 299-303; 313-318; 331-334; 345-350.
‘Poucette.’ [By Henrietta Walker.] 19-24.
‘Buried in the Deep.’ [By Frances Cashel Hoey.] 65-68; 83-86; 109-112; 115-117.
‘A Mistake, and Its Results.’ [By W.B. Chester.] 129-133.
‘A Hand and a Ring.’ [By G. Lamley.] 259-264.
‘A Flight in the Dark.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 273-280.
‘How My Invitation Ended.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 305-309.
‘The Light-house on the Skeve Mhoil.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 337-342; 361-366.
‘Sealed up.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 369-372; 392-398.
The Clyffards of Clyffe. [By James Payn.] 401-404; 425-429; 441-445; 458-463; 474-479; 483-488; 504-508; 516-519; 537-540; 554-560; 566-571; 587-591; 596-599; 618-623; 630-635; 643-646; 660-664; 681-685; 696-701; 708-712; 724-729; 745=749; 755-759.
‘In Charge of Treasure.’ [By Dr J.E. Seaman.] 410-414.
‘Our Widow.’ [By James Payn.] 465-469.
‘Too Much Money.’ [By Arthur Locker.] 491-496.
‘The “Bewitched” Farm.’ [By William Cyples.] 497-502; 523-528.
‘Lieutenant Van Renssellaer’s Boots.’ [By Arthur Locker.] 529-532.
‘The Mysterious Sketch.’ [By Mary Anne Hoare.] 547-551.
‘No. 57 Chandos Street, S.W.’ [By Frances Cashel Hoey.] 577-582; 601-606.
‘A Railway Romance.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 612-615.
‘The Black Man: a Legend of Bayswater.’ [By Arthur Locker.] 647-651.
‘The Left-foot Shoe.’ [By Frances Browne.] 673-678.
‘Uncle Jacob’s Wife.’ [By Jane Moresby.] 737-742.
‘A Terrible Visitor.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 776-781.
‘Running Away.’ [By R. Cooke Taylor.] 785-791.
‘The White Hart Inn.’ [By Dutton Cook.] 803-810.
‘‘The Two Dogs.” New Version.’ [By James Payn.] 817-820.
‘Dr Angelo Annibale.’ [By W. Thornbury.] B23-828.
Christmas Number 1865: ‘Waiting for the Host.’
Framework. [By James Payn.] 1-6.
‘The Magic Stove.’ [By James Payn.] 6-9.
‘After Cariboo.’ [By James Payn.] 9-10.
‘The Step on the Stair.’ [By James Payn.] 10-12.
‘The Archdeacon’s Story.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 12-17.
‘A Suitor to Some Purpose.’ [By Frances Browne.] 17-23.
‘The Night-marchers.’ [By Frances Browne.] 23-28.
‘The Missing Goldsmith.’ [By Frances Browne.] 28-32.
‘The Explanation.’ [By James Payn.] 32.
4th Series 3 (6 Jan.-29 Dec. 1866)
Mirk Abbey. [By James Payn.] 1-6; 24-28; 38-43; 53-58; 72-78; 88-93; 99-103; 115-120; 134-140; 147-154; 167-172; 183-187; 200-205; 213-218; 231-235; 247-252; 265-271; 277-282; 296-301; 307-311; 323-326.
‘L.B.C.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 9-14.
‘The Great Barytone.’ [By Frances Browne.] 17-22.
‘A Boy’s First Fight.’ [By Jo. G. Scott.] 65-71.
‘Under the Black and Yellow.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 81-85; 108-111.
‘A Short-hand Writer.’ [By N. Earle.] 123-126.
‘Uncle Ingot.’ [By James Payn.] 220-223.
‘Going Ashore.’ [By George Manville Fenn.] 285-288.
‘Lost Willie.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 289-293; 313-319.
‘Dream-haunted.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 328-334.
‘In Occupation.’ [By G. Scott.] 337-341; 361-365.
‘Sent to Gran Morfew.’ [By Henry Spicer.] 369-373; 397-400.
‘On Survey in Yorkshire.’ [By William Cyples.] 388-394; 410-415.
Brought to Light. By Thomas Speight. 417-424; 441-446; 451-456; 471-476; 488-493; 503-506; 522-526; 535-539; 549-554; 573-576; 587-592; 603-608; 615-619; 635-640; 652-656; 669-672; 680-684; 693-698; 710-714; 730-736; 745-750; 755-762.
‘The Story of a Burglary.’ [By Rev. A.H. Morton.] 481-485.
‘Three Thousand a Year and “The Pines”.’ [By Theyre Smith.] 513-518.
‘A Story with a Vengeance.’ [By F. Shepherd.] 561-566.
‘An Ocean Waif.’ [By George Manville Fenn.] 625-629; 645-650; 663-666; 686-688.
‘A Long Swim.’ [By Theyre Smith.] 721-724.
‘The Interest of a Shilling.’ [By W. Thornbury.] 825-830.
Christmas Number 1866: ‘Up and Down Mont Blanc.’
Framework. [By Leslie Stephen.] 1-7.
‘The Guide’s Story.’ [By Leslie Stephen.] 7-9,
‘Uncle Roderic.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 9-12.
‘Captain Grainger.’ IBy F. Shepherd.) 12-15.
‘A Cat’s Paw.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 15-19,
‘Our Brush with the Pirates.’ [By S. Jointon Hooper.] 19-25.
‘The Storm-Light of Haklarsholm.’ [By Frances Browne.] 25-29.
‘The Friendly Meeting.’ [By Leslie Stephen.] 29-32.
4th Series 4 (5 Jan.-28 Dec. 1867)
Lord Ulswater. [By John Berwick Harwood.] 1-5; 23-27; 40-45; 59-62; 73-78; 87-93; 100-105; 122-127; 141-144; 147-152; 164-170; 183-188; 202-206; 215-220; 233-237; 245-251; 266-271; 281-285; 299-303; 308-313; 327-333; 339-344; 356-361; 376-381; 388-393; 409-414; 420-425; 437-445; 453-458; 473-479.
‘A Shot in the Scrub.’ [By Frances Cashel Hoey.) 35-39; 52-57.
‘The Painter’s Wife.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 65-70.
‘How We Got to Windward of the Slave-dealers.’ [By C.R. Low.] 109-112.
‘Blown up for Nothing.’ [By John Rose, Jr.] 113-117.
‘Gurtha.’ [By Emily Jolly.] 129-133; 155-160; 172-176; 190-192; 197-200.
‘Per Mare, per Terram.’ [By Agnes Clarke.] 225-229; 252-256.
‘The Night-passenger.’ [By Walter Swan.] 260-264.
‘A Rise in Indigo.’ [By W. Thornbury.] 363-368.
‘Wearing Them to Some Purpose.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 428-432.
‘In a Gowt.’ [By George Manville Fenn.] 463-468.
One of the Family. [By James Payn.] 481-486; 507-511; 516-520; 538-544; 555-558; 571-576; 583-587; 600-604; 614-619; 631-634; 644-648; 662-667; 678-682; 691-696; 707-712; 727-731; 740-746; 762-767; 778-781; 788-792.
‘Plum-pudding Cold.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 500-504.
‘Jed Smith’s Strange Adventure.’ [By W. Thornbury.] 523-528.
‘A Fortune in a Name.’ [By William Cyples.] 533-536; 547-550.
‘Married Well.’ [By Robert Black.] 564-569; 590-592; 596-598; 612-614; 638-640; 652-656.
‘In a City Bus.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 668-672.
‘William Hooper: a Left Luggage Story.’ [By Ellen Woods.] 699-704.
‘Driven Overboard.’ [By A.F. Lindley.] 715-720.
‘Suicide Extraordinary.’ [By Theyre Smith.] 755-758.
‘My Wife’s Prayer-book.’ [By A. Harrison.] 769-775.
‘A Duel in the Dark.’ [By Walter Shepherd.] B07-B13.
‘Cousin Bob’s First Love.’ [By Lewis Hough.) 826-829.
Christmas Number 1867: ‘Under One Roof.’
Framework. [By James Payn.] 1-4.
‘The Guest’s Story.’ [By Janies Payn.] 4-10.
‘The Mistress’s Story.’ [By James Payn.] 10-14.
‘The Nurse’s Story.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 14-19.
‘The Valet’s Story.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 19-22.
‘The Butler’s Story.’ [By Frances Browne.] 23-29.
‘The Cook’s Story.’ [By Frances Browne.] 29-32.
4th Series 5 (4 Jan.-26 Dec. 1868)
A Change of Luck. By William Cyples. 1-5; 19-25; 36-39; 51-55; 67-70; 88-94; 100-107; 121-124; 137-142; 155-159: 165-171; 180-185; 200-207; 216-222; 236-239; 242-247.
‘Makino Their Game: a Life-drama, in Three Acts.’ [By F.W. Shepherd.) 9-14; 29-31; 43-48; 58-62; 72-77.
‘The Waters Out.’ [By George Manville Fenn.) 81-85.
‘A Night in the Tombs.’ [By Capt. Montague.] 113-119; 132-136.
‘Wix’s Work of Art.’ [By Dutton Cook.] 145-150; 172-175.
‘The Mystery of Pegwell Place.’ [By Frances Cashel Hoey.] 209-213; 229-233; 251-254; 262-268.
Blondel Parva. [By James Payn.] 273-279; 299-304; 311-314; 329-335; 343-347; 354-360; 372-376; 388-393; 407-413; 425-429; 436-439; 452-457; 474-477; 490-492; 508-512; 516-520; 541-544; 555-557.
‘Five Brothers’ Five Fixes.’ [By Rev. C. Elliot.] 283-286; 291-294; 318-320; 324-327; 339-343.
‘A Tunnel Adventure.’ [By Arthur Forbes.] 397-400.
‘A Black Mare with a White Star.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 417-420; 441-446.
‘Charley’s Bet.’ [By James Payn.] 469-471.
‘A Brush with Malays.’ [By Edwin Peays.] 481-487.
‘The Moorland Mill.’ [By William Cyples.] 502-506; 523-527; 532-537.
Found Dead. [By James Payn.] 561-565; 581-585; 595-599; 618-623; 636-640; 643-649; 662-667; 679-683; 693-698; 710-717; 724-729; 746-751; 754-759; 780-784; 789-794; 804-809.
‘High-flown Sentiment.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 568-572.
‘My Grandmother’s Ring.’ [By Mrs F. Faithful.] 602-607.
‘A Single Gentleman.’ [By Eustace Jones.] 608-614.
‘The Pretty Butcheress.’ [By Robert Black.] 627-630; 652-656; 669-672.
‘Wrecked on the Godwins.’ [By A. Shand.] 673-676.
‘A Very Bad Night.’ [By James Payn.] 689-693.
‘Captain Brough.’ [By Thomas Harrison.] 732-735.
‘Revenge Extraordinary.’ [By S. Annesley.] 762-765.
‘The Moon of Gall.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 769-773; 797-800.
‘The Phantom of Deadnoor Tower.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 813-816.
‘A Night at Fire Island.’ [By W. Miller.] 823-828.
Christmas Number 1868: ‘The Extra-ordinary.’
Introduction. [By Janes Payn.] 1-6.
‘The Subpoena.’ [By James Payn.] 6-9.
‘The Night-summons.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 10-15.
‘The Interest upon Half-a-crown.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 15-18.
‘The Great Sarah Jane.’ [By James Payn.] 18-22.
‘Stole Away.’ [By Miss Rowe.] 19.
‘Adrift on an Ice-floe.’ [By J. Wilson.] 22-25.
‘The Evidence of a Jamaica Witness.’ [By Richard Power.] 25-31.
Conclusion. [By James Payn.] 31-32.
4th Series 6 (2 Jan.-25 Dec. 1869)
A Perfect Treasure. [By James Payn.] 1-6; 23-27; 40-45; 52-56; 68-73; 91-95; 99-102; 119-124; 138-143; 148-154.
‘Daisy’s Choice.’ [By Mrs H. Miller.] 33-36; 60-64; 75-77.
‘Zekel Flint.’ [By George Manville Fenn.] 81-85; 106-109.
‘Rather an Adventure—for an Undergraduate.’ [By Robert Black.] 156-160.
‘Kitty.’ [By Miss J. Humphreys.] 179-185; 203-207.
‘Aboard the Sea-mew.’ [By George Manville Fenn.] 209-215; 232-237; 249-254; 265-271.
A County Family. [By James Payn.] 273-280; 290-294; 308-313; 323-328; 338-342; 356-361; 374-381; 387-392; 408-415; 428-432; 443-448; 453-457; 476-480; 490-495; 508-512; 522-527; 534-539; 553-558; 568-572; 581-585; 601-604.
‘An Optical Delusion.’ [By Eustace Jones.] 344-350.
‘Jack Haviland.’ [By Mrs Grenville Murray.] 363-368.
‘Jinny’s Three Balls.’ [By Edith Joy.) 369-372; 395-400.
‘Robert’s Capital Hit.’ [By Frances Cashel Hoey.] 417-421; 437-441; 459-464.
‘A Great Jewel Robbery.’ [By George Manville Fenn.] 468-473.
Never Played Out.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 481-468.
Noddy’s Situation.’ [By Eustace Jones.] 501-505; 516-520; 542-544.
‘Life and Death at St. Breaca’s.’ [By Amelia French.] 561-565; 586-591; 606-608 618-623.
‘Betsy’s Beau.’ [By George Manville Fenn.] 611-615.
‘The Adventure of the Mary Ann.’ [By Edwin Pears.] 625-630; 642-645.
‘T.P.’ [By Lewis Hough.) 638-640.
‘Ned Whiston’s Sweetheart.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 650-655.
‘Stubbs’s Luck.’ [By Robert Black.] 663-670.
‘Was She Worth It?’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 673-679; 691-697.
‘The Red Nose.’ [By Robert Black.] 683-686.
‘A Limited Horizon.’ [By Miss A.C. Jones.] 705-709; 731-735; 747-752; 761-767; 779-784; 796-800; 809-816.
‘The Mystery of Belgravia.’ [By George Manville Fenn.] 712-715.
‘Too Long a Holiday.’ [By J. Dunning.] 769-775.
‘Under the Firs.’ [By George Manville Fenn.] 791-794.
Christmas Number 1869
‘Begumbah: an Episode of the Indian Mutiny.’ By George Manville Fenn. 1-32.
4th Series 7 (1 Jan.-31 Dec. 1870)
Gwendoline’s Harvest. [By James Payn.] 1-5; 25-30; 36-42; 51-57; 67-72; 85-B9; 102-107; 122-126; 131-137; 148-152; 169-173; 183-189; 203-207; 215-219; 229-234; 243-247; 263-266; 278-279.
‘A Romance of Leicester Square.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 10-14.
‘Snelgrove’s Marriage.’ [By Dutton Cook.] 17-22; 45-48; 60-63; 76-79.
‘Waiting in the Church.’ [By J. Dunning.] 113-118; 140-142.
‘The Fatal Bouquet.’ [By Robert Black.] 154-157.
‘Mrs Banwell’5 Legacy.’ [By Eustace Jones.] 177-181.
‘A Marine Residence.’ [By James Payn.] 221-224; 236-240; 251-256; 268-272; 282-286; 302-304; 316-320; 327-330; 347-351.
‘Fiel’s Delicate Case.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 257-262.
‘”Bob.”‘ [By Questel] 295-299.
‘A Night Attack.’ [By W. Appleton.] 311-314.
‘Nellie’s Romance.’ [By Lucy Love.] 321-325.
‘The Nemesis.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 353-359; 373-380; 395-400; 409-412.
‘The Lady in Black.’ [By Eustace Jones.] 362-364.
‘A Night with a Mactnan.’ [By Dr W. Stables.] 385-388.
Bred in the Bone. [By James Payn.] 417-423; 436-441; 457-462; 468-474; 485-491; 505-511; 515-521; 532-537; 552-557; 567-573; 579-584; 597-602; 611-617; 633-638; 650-656; 669-672; 676-681; 691-696; 715-720; 730-736; 743-748; 761-766; 773-777; 787-791; 806-809.
‘An Engaged Man.’ [By Dutton Cook.] 497-502; 524-527; 540-544; 546-551; 574-576; 587-592.
’Saved from Death.’ [By George Manville Fenn.] 561-565.
‘The Marlow Institution.’ [By Eustace Jones.] 604-608; 619-623.
‘Alfred Deligne’s Vindication.’ [By Willlam Cyples.] 625-629; 645-649.
‘Wooed and Won.’ [By Mary Patrick.] 657-660; 683-688; 698-703.
‘Mrs Wimbush’s Revenge.’ [By Eustace Jones.) 709-712.
‘Lady Lesingham’s Diamonds.’ [By Frances Browne.) 817-824.
‘To Oblige a Lady.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.) 835-840.
Christmas Number 1870
‘The Winning Hazard.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 1-32.
4th Series 8 (7 Jan.-30 Dec. 1871)
Not Wooed, But Won. Won—Not Wooed. [By James Payn.] 1-6; 25-30 ; 37-41; 52-58; 68-73; 82-87; 102-107; 120-126; 134-140; 149-154; 163-168; 184-188; 201-206; 211-216; 226-232; 244-249; 259-264; 280-287; 291-297; 307-311; 329-334; 343-348; 361-366; 377-381; 389-390.
‘Turning a Screw.’ [By George Manville Fenn.] 12-14.
‘”Locum Tenens.”‘ [By John Rose.] 17-23.
‘At the Morgans’.’ [By Dutton Cook.] 44-48; 59-63.
‘Waxworks.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 76-80; 90-96.
‘My Lodger’s Wife.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 113-117.
‘What Charlie Griffiths Paid for His Company.’ [By Capt. Montague.] 193-196; 220-224; 234-240; 252-256.
‘How Robinson Lost His Fellowship.’ [By Robert Black.] 273-276; 299-304.
‘Was There Ever Such Luck!’ [By Lewis Hough.] 316-320.
‘Our First Lodging.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 369-374; 393-400.
‘My Friend Ching.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 401-407; 422-428; 436-441; 451-457.
‘A Lame Conclusion.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 410-413.
‘An Old Flame.’ [By Mrs Wilson.] 417-420; 443-447; 460-463.
‘B88.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 470-475.
Cecil’s Tryst. [By James Payn.] 481-487; 504-512; 522-527; 532-537; 550-557; 564-571; 588-592; 599-603; 614-620; 635-640; 644-650; 663-665; 674-680; 695-701; 712-717; 724-728; 739-743; 759-764; 777-782; 791-794.
‘With Villainous Saltpetre.’ [By George Manville Fenn.] 490-493.
4th Series 9 (6 Jan.-28 Dec. 1872)
A Golden Sorrow. [By Frances Cashel Hoey.) 1-7; 21-27; 35-40; 51-57; 72-77; 84-90; 100-106; 121-126; 139-144; 147-153; 164-170; 179-185; 196-201; 217-222; 232-238; 244-250; 264-270; 280-286; 295-302; 309-315; 327-334.
‘A Race for Life.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.) 9-12; 29-32; 45-48; 59-62; 77-80; 92-96; 110-112; 115-119.
‘On the Verdigree.’ [By C. Parkhurst.] 49-51.
‘A Counting-house Romance.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 129-134; 155-160; 172-176; 187-192; 204-207.
‘A Telegraphist’s Story.’ [By John Fraser.] 273-276.
‘De Quesnoy’s Last Banquet.’ [By Stewart Ker.] 289-292.
A Woman’s Vengeance. [By James Payn.] 335-343; 362-367; 376-382; 393-398; 404-409; 426-430; 436-441; 451-456; 467-473; 488-494; 500-505; 517-523; 533-537; 547-553; 564-570; 582-587; 594-600; 612-618; 630-635; 644-651; 660-665; 676-682; 695-699.
‘A New Method of Choosing a Wife.’ [By Miss Semple.] 353-358.
‘Bar One.’ [By Robert Black.] 369-373.
‘Skunktown.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 385-390; 411-416.
‘Our Feather Farm.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 417-421; 443-448; 460-464; 475-480.
Without Further Delay. [By Frederick Talbot.] 481-484; 508-512; 525-528; 540-544; 557-558; 573-576; 590-592; 605-608; 620-622; 638-639; 653-656; 667-672; 684-688.
‘The Guardian Cat.’ [By Lewis Hough.) 577-580.
‘Beauty and the Barber.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 625-627.
‘A Confirmed Bachelor.’ [By Dutton Cook.] 701-704; 715-719; 726-730; 749-752; 756-759.
‘A Chase after a Kidnapper.’ [By Edwin Pears.] 705-712.
‘Burglariously and Feloniously.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 737-740.
‘Belle’s Black Coachman.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 744-747; 761-766.
‘Handsome.’ [By Edith Jay.] 769-773; 798-800; 808-813; 827-830.
‘A Fleeting Fortune.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 781-784.
4th Series 10 (4 Jan.-27 Dec. 1873)
Murphy’s Master. [By James Payn.] 1-7; 20-25; 35-41; 52-56; 68-74; B7-93; 100-104; 118-124; 139-142; 152-157.
‘Saved by Huimiingbirds.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.) 9-13; 28-32; 44-48; 59-62.
‘Catching Larks.’ [By Eleanor Price.] 161-166; 186-190; 202-206.
Marian. [By Katharine Lumsden.] 209-217; 236-240; 251-256; 267-270; 282-285; 295-302; 316-319; 331-335; 347-350; 363-367; 379-382; 398-400.
‘The Last of the Proserpine.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.) 225-229; 244-249.
‘A Left-handed Job.’ [By D. Ker.] 310-314.
‘Troubled Times in Spain.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.) 321-326; 339-345.
‘The Haunted Cask.’ [By D. Kerr.] 369-375.
‘May Gordon.’ [By Miss M. Grant.] 390-393 ; 405-410.
‘Miss Twitter’s Conspiracy.’ [By James Payn.] 412-414.
‘His Own Executor.’ [By Frederick Talbot.) 417-422; 441-445; 458-463; 473-477; 491-496; 508-512; 524-527; 537-542.
‘A Broken Bridge.’ [By Frederick Talbot.) 433-436.
‘Philosophic Matrimony.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 481-484; 502-506.
‘A Night on the Bosphorus.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 545-550.
Lady Livingston’s Legacy. [By John Berwick Harwood.] 561-566; 579-585; 600-606; 611-618; 633-640; 647-655; 667-670; 679-685; 697-704; 713-718; 728-734; 744-749; 760-765; 777-782; 792-798; 803-809; 822-827; 827-856.
‘An Uninvited Guest.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 625-628.
‘An Old Man’s Darling.’ [By J.F. O’Donnel.] 641-644; 659-664.
‘A Summer Evening Tale.’ [By Mrs Crossland.] 689-693.
‘John Saltram’s Wife.’ [By D.Havers.] 721-725; 739-742.
‘To Marry Again or Not.’ [By Mrs Ffrench.] 752-757.
‘Tom Brims’s Indian Princes.’ [By William Cyples.] 769-773; 787-791.
4th Series 11 (3 Jan.-26 Dec. 1874)
‘The Lily of the Alley.’ [By Robert Black.] 1-4; 20-23.
Lady Livingston’s Legacy (cont.). [By John Berwick Harwood.] 10-15; 25-30; 38-43; 59-62; 70-76.
‘The Doomed Ship.’ [By S. Annesley.] 49-54.
‘A Homely Heroine.’ [By Mr Donaldson.] 65-68.
The Best of Husbands. [By James Payn.] 79-85; 105-108; 115-120; 133-137; 154-157; 165-169; 180-185; 197-199; 218-224; 234-239; 247-251; 267-271; 280-285; 293-299; 309-315; 325-331; 342-346; 358-361; 377-381; 390-394; 405-409; 424-430.
‘The Story of Burton’s Loan.’ [By Frances Cashel Hoey.] 99-104; 122-126.
‘In Danger.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 145-149; 170-174; 187-191; 201-205.
‘Round the Besom Buoy.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 209-212.
‘The Wished-for Sawmill.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 259-261.
‘Denny’s Intentions.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 273-276; 300-304; 317-320; 333-334.
‘Adventure of a Digger in Colorado.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 365-368.
‘Across the Sands.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 371-375; 397-400.
‘On Board the Devastation.’ [By Col. Alfred W. Drayson.] 409-413.
‘Sybil Nugent and the Artist.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 419-423.
‘The Manor-house at Milford.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 433-439 ; 459-464; 467-474; 490-496; 506-511; 522-526; 534-539.
‘The Wrong Pillar-box.’ [By Robert Black.] 455-458.
‘Reklam Brothers: an Incident in Metropolitan Life.’ [By Dutton Cook.] 475-478.
‘The Snow-shriek: a Tale of the Prairies.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 497-501 .
‘The Deadly Creek.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 516-521.
The Blossoming of an Aloe. [By Frances Cashel Hoey.] 545-550; 566-571; 531-585; 597-601; 614-618; 629-634; 644-648; 662-668; 679-683; 696-702; 710-715; 728-732; 740-744; 758-763; 777-781; 791-796; 804-810; 821-826.
‘The Black Doll.’ [By Robert Black.] 561-564.
‘Hotel Incident in the Riviera.’ [By Rev. C. Witherby.] 603-606.
‘What’s His Fault?’ [By Lewis Hough.] 628-629.
‘A Tale of Hamburg.’ [By P. Clarke, Esq.] 657-660.
‘A Beleaguered Home.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 673-677.
‘Children I Have Met.’ [By James Payn.] 721-725; 747-750; 765-768.
‘A Living Statue.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 814-816.
4th Series 12 (2 Jan.-25 Dec. 1875)
Walter’s Word. [By James Payn.] 1-7; 19-26; 38-45; 55-60; 67-73; 86-91; 101-106; 115-120; 134-139; 153-159; 164-171; 180-186; 196-200; 217-223; 227-232; 243-248; 260-264; 277-281; 298-304; 307-310; 323-328; 342-349; 359-365; 374-380; 390-396; 405-408.
‘A Terrible Wedding-trip.’ [By Miss O’Hanlon.] 49-51; 75-78.
‘A Night in the Backwoods.’ [By Miss Graham.] 108-112.
‘The Macdermotts of Ballybane: an Irish Story of Real Life.’ [By Harriette J. Brooke.] 129-131.
‘Snow-stayed.’ [By Julian Phelps.] 189-191; 202-205.
‘The Little Old Gentleman.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 238-240.
‘A Curious Companion.’ [By Mrs Le Messurier.] 292-295.
‘A Turn in Fortune.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 312-318.
‘Incident in the French Revolution.’ [By Laura Valentine.] 331-334.
‘A Knot of Blue Ribbon.’ [By R. Richardson.] 337-341.
‘In the Still Night.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 382-384.
‘Morley Fell.’ [By A.L. Barnes, M.A.] 385-388; 410-413.
‘Stephen Bell, the Usher.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 424-430; 436-443; 453-457; 467-471; 484-490.
‘A Welcome Windfall.’ [By Mrs Le Messurier.] 460-464.
‘A Sea-side Adventure.’ [By W.W. Fenn.] 473-478.
The Flag of Distress: a Story of the South Seas. By Captain Mayne Reid. 497-503; 518-525; 531-537; 547-552; 563-569; 579-585; 596-600; 612-616; 630-637; 643-648; 659-663; 677-681; 690-694; 709-713; 723-728; 744-749; 759-763; 772-777; 790-794; 805-808; 818-822.
‘A Legend of the Thames.’ [By Greville Fennell.] 505-509.
‘An Adventure in Ireland.’ [By Harriet J. Brooke.] 540-543.
‘The Two Bachelors.’ [By Miss McEwing.] 589-591; 604-606.
‘Story of Basset.’ [By R. Richardson.] 600-604.
‘A Day’s Betrothal.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 619-622.
‘A Life’s Regret.’ [By Mrs Le Messurier.] 625-627.
‘The Girl He Left behind Him.’ [By R. Richardson.] 651-655.
‘A Remarkable Dream.’ [By C.D. Rochester.] 666-669.
‘Salvage.’ [By Mr Lake.] 684-687; 697-702.
‘For Life or Death.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 715-719.
‘Flittermouse Well.’ [By Emily A. Vinall.] 779-782; 796-799.
‘A Railway Adventure.’ [By W.W. Fenn.J 810-613.
‘The Clytie.’ [By Mrs Phillips.] 825-829.
4th Series 13 (1 Jan.-30 Dec. 1876)
Fallen Fortunes. By James Payn. 1-5; 20-25; 37-42; 52-56; 68-75; 64-87; 106-109; 123-126; 131-134; 153-158; 164-167; 179-183; 196-199; 213-216; 227-230; 244-247; 259-262; 275-279; 291-296; 308-311; 324-326; 340-345; 355-357; 372-374; 387-391; 403-408; 420-423; 436-438; 452-454; 468-470; 485-488; 499-505; 517-521; 538-541; 546-550; 564-566; 581-585; 597-600; 614-617; 627-628; 642-645; 659-664; 675-678.
‘A Chinese Speculation.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 10-13.
‘The Lighthouse of the Gannets.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 26-30; 45-48.
‘A Victim to Modern Inventions.’ [By Sam P. Widnall.] 59-63.
‘Lochview.’ [By M.M. Pollard.] 97-101; 117-121; 136-140.
‘An Old Love-story.’ [By J. Cleugh.] 169-173; 187-190; 201-205.
‘Number 25 in Our Square.’ [By Mrs Phillimore.] 218-222.
‘My Friend of the Thousand Islands.’ [By Miss Smythe.] 232-238.
‘Our Only Snake: a Tale of the Mauritius.’ [By Fraser Nicolson.] 254-256.
‘An Eventful Voyage.’ [By Edwin T. Grundy.] 264-266; 282-286.
‘An Adventure on the Clyde.’ [By Mrs Oliver.] 298-301; 314-318.
‘An Election Story.’ [By Miss Wilmets.] 329-331; 347-350.
‘Joe Wickham’s Reckoning.’ [By R. Richardson.] 360-365.
‘On Helvellyn.’ [By Charles E. Hall.] 377-380.
‘A Dilemma.’ (By Miss WalkerJ 394-397; 411-414.
‘Dashmorton’s Legacy.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 425-429; 441-445; 457-461; 473-476; 490-492; 507-510; 523-526.
‘Tiny’s Lovers.’ [By George Manville Fenn.] 532-536; 552-555.
‘Following up the Track.’ [By W.H. Lovers.) 569-574; 588-590; 602-607; 618-623; 631-635; 646-650; 667-671.
‘Indiscriminate Acquaintances.’ [By Mrs Le Messurier.) 680-683; 692-694.
‘The Arab Wife: a Tale of the Polynesian Seas.’ [By R.E. Garczynstic.] 707-711; 723-727; 740-744; 756-761; 772-777; 787-790; 803-806; 821-822; 835-837.
‘The Laird’s Relief.’ [By Fraser Nicolson.] 714-717; 730-732.
‘Left in Charge.’ [By Mrs Le Messurier.] 747-749; 763-765.
‘My Aunt’s Attendant.’ [By Mrs Le Messurier.] 793-797.
‘An Old Manuscript.’ By J.Ctleugh). 809-813; 825-828; 840-844.
4th Series 14 (6 Jan.-29 Dec. 1877)
The Last of the Haddons. By Mrs Newman. 1-4; 20-23; 35-40; 53-55; 67-70; 82-88; 99-102; 116-120; 137-140; 146-152; 164-167; 180-182; 197-200; 210-214; 227-230; 243-246; 259-262; 276-281; 295-298; 308-312; 323-325; 339-341; 354-357; 371-374; 387-390; 406-409; 420-422; 436-438; 452-454; 468-471; 483-485; 499-501; 515-518.
‘Mrs Petre.’ [By Mrs Le Messurier.] 104-107; 123-126.
‘The Strong-minded Woman.’ [By Mary E. Martin.] 170-173; 185-188.
‘Such Old Friends.’ [By Mrs M.A.C. Smith.] 202-205.
‘Sunshine and Cloud.’ [By H.R. Tongue.] 217-220; 233-236; 249-253; 265-268.
‘The Twelfth Rig.’ [By Miss Northcote.] 289-293; 316-319; 327-331.
‘The Romance of a Lodging.’ [By Mrs Phillips.] 344-347; 359-362.
‘The Duke’s Piper: a Story of the West Highlands.’ [By John Sime.] 376-379; 392-396; 410-413.
‘Cousin Dick.’ [By Mrs Crossland.] 424-428.
‘Cross-purposes.’ [By Mrs Argles.] 441-445; 457-461.
‘A Queer Clue.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 488-491; 504-508.
‘From Dawn to Sunset.’ By Alaster Graeme. 548-552; 563-566; 579-583; 595-599; 611-614; 627-631; 643-646; 659-662; 675-680; 691-694; 708-710.
‘Tim Hargaton’s Courtship.’ [By Miss F.C. Armstrong.] 568-570.
‘Major Hammond’s Ring.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 617-620.
‘The Adniral’s Second Wife.’ [By Mr Pollard.] 633-637; 650-653; 664-667; 682-683; 696-699; 712-714; 724-726.
‘Nearly Wrecked.’ [By Miss Olding.] 728-731; 739-742.
‘The Cast of the Net: the Story of a Detective Officer.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 756-759; 775-778; 789-792; 803-806.
‘The ‘Softie’s’ Dream.’ [By Mrs Houston.] 761-764.
‘Gordon.’ [By Bride Farrell.] 793-797.
‘A Difficult Question: the Story of Two Christmas Eves.’ [By Mrs Frere.] 808-811; 819-821.
4th Series 15 (5 Jan.-28 Dec. 1878)
Helena, Lady Harrogate. By John B. Harwood. 1-3; 20-22; 35-40; 51-56; 68-71; 83-85; 99-103; 117-121; 132-134; 147-150; 164-166; 179-181; 196-200; 213-215; 226-229; 242-247; 259-261; 276-277; 292-295; 307-311; 323-327; 340-344; 355-359; 371-375; 388-391; 404-407; 421-423; 434-436; 451-454; 467-469; 484-487; 499-502; 514-516; 531-535; 547-551.
‘The Bell-ringer.’ [By Mrs Preston.] 7-10; 25-29; 42-44.
‘A Narrow Escape.’ By Alexandre Dumas. [Trans, by Mr Brown.] 47-48.
‘A Perilous Position.’ [By Miss O’Hanlon.] 74-76; 90-93.
‘The Highland Keeper.’ [ By J. Durward.] 105-109.
‘Rachel Lindsay: a South-Australian Story.’ [By Ada Cross.] 137-141.
‘Monsieur Houlot.’ [By Frederick Talbot.] 168-171; 184-188; 202-205.
‘Mr Aslatt’s Ward.’ [By Miss Charlton.] 217-220; 231-233; 248-251; 267-270.
Robert Bramleigh’s Will.’ [By Mr F.H. Stewart.] 236-240.
‘Pretty Mrs Ogilvie.’ [By Mrs Munro.] 297-300.
‘My Journey to Brighton.’ [By Mrs Hepworth.] 313-318.
‘A Scare in Connemara.’ [By George Tyos.l 361-364; 377-379.
‘A House in the Jungle.’ [By Miss L.E. Reade.] 425-429; 440-446; 455-458; 470-474.
The Lost Diamonds.’ [By Mrs Bryant.] 489-493.
‘Tested.’ [By Mrs Pender Cudlip.] 504- 508.
‘The Village Mystery.’ [By Alice Meadows Taylor.] 518-523; 537-541; 553-557.
‘The Hamiltons: a Story of Australian Life.’ By Harriet M. Davidson. 563-566; 583-586; 596-600; 611-615; 628-632; 642-647; 659-663; 675-678.
‘Uncle Benjamin’s Story.’ [By Joseph P. Newham.] 649-653.
‘A River-dream.’ [By Florence Selons.l 664-667.
‘The Secret Drawer: a Story of Kent.’ [By Alfred Wright.] 692-697.
‘The Romance of a City Clerk.’ [By Mr Durward.] 700-702; 707-711.
‘The Fair Stowaway.’ [By E.L. Grundy.3 713-716.
‘Twice Wooed, Twice Won.’ [By Mrs Hepworth.] 724-728; 739-744; 755-760.
‘The Irish Widow: a Tale of Circumstantial Evidence.’ [By Thomas J. Carr.] 746-750; 761-764.
‘Harold Rivers.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 773-776; 787-790; 804-808; 818-822.
‘The Foundling: a Tale of Christmas Eve.’ [By Miss E.J. Arkell.] 793-796; 809-811.
4th Series 16 (4 Jan.-27 Dec. 1879)
Young Lord Penrith. By John B. Harwood. 1-2; 20-22; 35-39; 51-55; 69-73; 83-85; 99-101; 115-119; 131-133; 148-150; 164-165; 181-183; 195-197; 212-214; 226-229; 243-247; 259-260; 276-279; 292-294; 308-311; 323-325; 339-341; 355-358; 372-376; 387-391; 403-407; 419-421; 435-438; 451-454; 467-469; 483-487; 498-501; 515-519; 530-534; 546-550.
‘The Silver Lever.’ By D. Christie Murray. 8-12; 24-29; 41-45; 56-59.
‘The Adventures of a Lady Help.’ [By Miss K.R. Smith.] 73-76; 88-91; 103-107.
‘That Day on lnnismore.’ [By Charles Boyton.] 136-139; 152-156; 170-173.
‘Under a Cloud.’ [By Mrs Le Messurier.] 185-188; 198-202.
‘Aunt Barbara’s Present.’ [By Mrs Hepworth.] 217-220; 232-235; 250-252.
‘Swansdown Villa.’ [By Lewis Hough.] 265-268.
‘A Midnight Adventure in the Streets of London.’ [By John A. Bower.] 281-284.
‘A Stitch in Time.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 297-301; 316-319.
‘A Scottish Banker’s Dilemma.’ [By John Sime.] 360-363; 377-379.
‘A Bachelor’s Story.’ [By Miss Rankin.] 391-395.
‘A Pious Fraud.’ [By William Archibald, Jr.] 424-427.
‘Twice Betrothed.’ [By John Berwick Harwood.] 440-444; 457-460.
‘A Picture-dealer’s Romance.’ [By Miss Atteridge.] 488-493.
‘A Courier’s Story.’ [By George E. Solomon.] 523-525.
‘The Day You’ll Do without Me.’ [By Mrs Pender Cudlip.] 536-538; 552-555.
The Brave Swiss Boy.’ [Trans, by John Henderson.] 563-566; 579-584; 594-598; 611-614; 627-630; 644-647; 660-663.
‘The Mystery of the Sasassa Valley: a South African Story.’ [By Arthur Conan Doyle.] 568-572.
‘Her Father’s Daughter.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 585-588; 602-606.
‘The Cool Englishman. [By F.H. Parkes.] 632-635; 649-652; 666-668.
‘Up the River with a Lunatic.” [By Bernard Heldnan.] 654-656.
‘A Story of Detection.” [By J. Simpson.] 692-695.
‘Margaret Sefton’s Settlement.’ [By Frederick H. Stuart.] 700-702; 707-711; 723-728.
‘My Neighbour’s Wife.’ [By Marie Hughes.] 74B-751; 755-758.
‘Told in the Firelight.” [By Miss Houston.] 760-763.
‘A Shadowy Story: a Tale of the Irish Rebellion of “98.” [By Henry Tinson.] 772-775; 788-792; 802-805; 819-823.
‘Rupert’s Revenge.’ [By Mrs Le Messurier.] 777-781.
Chrysalis.’ [By Henriette C. Crafer.] 793-796; 808-811.
4th Series 17 (3 Jan.-25 Dec. 1880)
A Life’s Atonement. By D. Christie Murray. 1-4; 20-24; 36-39; 51-55; 67-71; 84-87; 99-103; 115-119; 132-135; 147-150; 163-166; 179-182; 194-198; 212-216; 227-230; 244-248; 259-263; 276-280; 292-295; 306-310; 324-328; 339-343; 356-359; 372-376; 388-390; 403-406; 420-424; 435-439; 451-454; 467-471; 482-485; 500-503; 515-519; 532-536; 548-551; 563-567; 580-583; 595-598; 610-612.
‘My Wife’s Inheritance.’ [By Joseph P. Newham.] 11-14; 26-29; 43-44; 58-60.
‘A Perilous Adventure in Tierra del Fuego.’ [By James A. Maitland.] 39-43; 60-63.
‘An Irish Revenue Police Inspector’s Dream.’ [By Mr Gibbs.] 90-93.
‘The Story of a Photograph.’ [By Bernard Heldman.] 121-123.
‘Jack Quartermain’s Vision.’ [By Mrs Houston.] 152-155; 167-169; 186-190.
‘Story of a Pressgang.’ [By Thomas Plummer.] 198-201.
‘The Old Pot: a Story Refurbished for Modern Readers.’ [By Frederick Cole.] 203-206.
‘The Bells of Yarrick: a Prose Idyll.’ [By Sydney H. Shadbolt.] 217-221; 233-235; 250-252.
‘Dr Bistoury’s Night-watchman.’ [By David Ker.] 237-239.
‘The Duke’s House.’ [By Miss J.E. Rolf.] 266-269.
‘The Eviction: and What Came of It.’ [By Thomas J. Carr.] 282-284; 298-300; 312-316; 329-331; 345-349.
‘Living by the Wits.’ [ By Rev. J. Simpson.] 317-319.
‘A Conspirator in Spite of Myself.’ [By James A. Maitland.] 361-364; 378-381; 393-395; 408-411.
‘The Eccentric Bachelor: a Chapter of Real Life.’ [ By Mrs Chatterton.] 382-384.
‘At the Trois Etoiles.’ [By Mrs Munro.] 397-400; 411-413.
‘How I Got Promoted: a Detective’s Story.’ [By W. Dundas Walker.] 430-431.
‘A Perfect Treasure.’ [By Mary Haigh.] 441-443.
‘Max Gordon.’ [By Minnie Dewar.] 445-446; 457-460 ; 473-476.
‘Sophie: an Interlude.’ [By Florence Armstrong.] 505-508; 521-523.
‘Mrs Fitzpatrick’s Diamond Ring.’ [ By J.A. Noble.] 525-528.
‘A Strange Wedding.’ [By C.E. Hall.] 553-557.
‘Cecil’s Mistake.’ [By Mrs Martin.] 600-604; 613-616.
‘The Cruise of the Wasp.’ [By James A. Maitland.] 626-630; 643-646; 659-663; 676-680; 691-693.
‘My Memorandum-book.’ [By R.E. Power.] 682-685; 695-698.
‘The Mysterious House.’ [By Mrs C. Despard.] 729-731; 745-747; 760-763.
‘The Cheadlewood’s Money.’ [By Miss E. Charleton.] 771-773; 7B8-791; 804-808; 823-826.
‘ Amongst Sharpers.’ [By W. Preston.] 776-781.
‘John Poltriggan’s Christmas Story.’ [By Isaac Willcocks.I 793-797; 809-813; 819-822.
4th Series 18 (1 Jan.-31 Dec. 1881)
The Fortunes of Bertram Oakley. By John B. Harwood. 1-5; 20-22; 35-36; 52-53; 68-69; 83-85; 100-102; 115-117; 132-135; 147-149; 164-166; 180-181; 196-197; 212-214; 227-229; 243-245; 260-261; 275-277; 291-293; 307-309; 323-325; 338-341; 355-358; 371-374; 387-389; 404-406; 419-421; 436-437; 452-453; 467-469; 482-484; 499-501; 516-518; 532-533; 547-549; 563-565; 580-581; 595-596; 610-612; 627-629; 642-644; 660-661; 675-678; 690-691; 708-710; 723-725.
‘A Strange Retribution.’ [By Charles Boyton.] 7-9; 24-28; 39-43; 55-57; 71-73.
‘John Harley’s Marriage.’ [By James Gordon.] 87-89; 104-107.
‘The Firm of Ah-Why & Co.: a Banker’s Story.’ [By H.F. Abell.] 137-141.
‘Dust to Dust.’ [By W.H. Watson.] 152-155.
‘His Brother’s Keeper: a Story of the Yorkshire Fisheries.’ [By Alfred Corney.] 168-171; 184-188; 199-203.
‘A Miss Is as Good as a Mile.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 217-220; 231-234; 248-251; 263-267.
‘Ei Darweesh—a Tale of Tunis.’ [By E. Garsin.I 235-239.
‘How Simon Peveritt Got Married at Last.’ [By Miss Smart.] 319-320.
‘The Strange Story of Eugenia.’ [By Miss E.H. Coode.] 330-334; 345-348.
‘The Family Diamonds.’ [By F.H. Stewart.] 377-379; 393-394; 407-409.
‘Shall She Be Sacrificed?’ [By Col. Laurie.] 428-430; 439-442; 455-459.
‘A Cuban Ball, and How It Ended.’ [By James Stevenson.] 445-448.
‘Tom’s Wife.’ (By the late Stewart Andrew Stephen.] 504-507; 520-522; 535-538.
‘The Treasure at Gran Quivira.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 567-570; 584-587; 603-607; 614-617.
‘Captain Desmond’s Daughter.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 631-633; 646-649; 663-665; 683-686; 693-696.
‘Clare: a Practical Lesson.’ [By Miss Milroy.] 635-639.
‘Beppo’s Escape.’ [By Hrs P. Livermore.] 667-672.
‘Shanghaied.’ [By Martin.] 697-700.
‘My Last Detective Case.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 712-716; 727-731; 739-742; 761-763.
‘Jacques: an Episode of ’93.’ By David Christie Murray. 744-748; 755-759.
‘The Story of a Thumb-mark.’ [By F.K. Wright.] 771-774; 793-795; 809-810.
‘The Counter-syndicate.’ [By W. Garnett Flynt.] 788-790; 804-807; 820-823; 836-839.
4th Series 19 (7 Jan.-30 Dec. 1882)
Valentine Strange: a Story of the Primrose Way. By David Christie Murray. 1-5; 19-23; 35-37; 59-62; 77-80; 92-94; 107-110; 124-126; 139-141; 156-158; 171-173; 186-189; 204-207; 219-221; 235-237; 251-254; 268-270; 284-288; 299-303; 315-317; 331-333; 348-351; 363-365; 380-383; 395-399; 412-414; 427-429; 443-445; 460-462; 475-477; 491-495; 507-511; 524-528; 540-543; 556-560; 572-576; 587-591; 603-607; 620-623; 635-639; 652-655; 668-670; 682-685; 699-701; 715-717; 731-734; 747-750; 763-765; 780-782; 797-798.
‘The Story of an Old Coat.’ [By George Quelch.] 13-16; 26-30.
‘A Mysterious Duel in 1770: from an Old Manuscript.’ [By G.B. Gattie.] 40-42; 63-65.
‘The Difference of a Dot.’ [By William Douglas.] 42-45.
‘The Dropped Telegram.’ [By Col. Alfred W. Drayson.] 82-86; 96-99.
‘The Ruined Grave: a Story of the Afghan Frontier.’ [By Capt. C. Dyce.] 112-115.
‘A Strange Story.’ [By Miss J. Macleod.] 144-147; 161-164; 175-178; 191-195.
‘Setting the Snares.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 210-212; 224-227; 238-242; 258-261; 271-275.
‘Felix Dean’s Adventure.’ [By Reginald Barnett.] 229-231.
‘The Mortlake Peerage.’ [By T.H. Southee.] 305-308; 320-323; 335-338.
Our French Professor.’ [By W. Garnett Flynt.] 352-355; 368-370; 385-388.
‘The Fisherwoman of Honfleur: a Tale of the French Commune.’ [By James A. Maitland.] 417-419; 432-434; 447-451; 464-466; 479-482.
‘Playing the Wrong Card.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 496-499; 513-517; 530-534; 545-548.
‘The Clifford Diamonds.’ [By Miss Armstrong.] 578-580; 594-596; 610-613.
‘Jim Flannerty’s Ghost.’ [By Miss E.A. Begg.] 599-600.
‘My New Friend.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 641-644; 658-660; 672-675; 686-690.
‘The Entfield Court Robbery.’ [By Mrs Le Messurier.] 705-707; 720-723.
‘The Black Buoy.’ [By Arthur W. Ready.] 724-728.
‘The Story of Inez.’ [By Charles H. Ault.I 736-738.
‘Marjorie: an Old Virginian Story.’ [By Frank Abell.] 768-771; 784-787.
‘John Gow, the Buccaneer: a Tale of Orkney.’ [By Miss J. Fotheringham.] 804-806.
4th Series 20 (6 Jan.-29 Dec. 1883)
One False, Both Fair; or, a Hard Knot. By John B. Harwood. 1-3; 20-22; 36-38; 51-53; 67-69: 84-86; 99-101; 115-116; 132-134; 147-149; 165-167; 179-181; 195-197; 212-215; 228-230; 244-245; 259-262; 276-279; 292-294; 308-310; 325-327; 340-343; 355-357; 372-374; 387-390; 404-406; 418-421; 435-437; 451-452; 467-469; 484-486; 499-500; 516-518; 532-534; 546-548; 563-566; 578-580; 595-596; 611-614; 627-629; 643-645; 659-662; 675-676.
‘For Himself Alone: a Tale of Reversed Identities.’ By T.W. Speight. 6-10; 24-27; 40-42; 54-57; 71-75; 88-90; 105-107; 118-122.
‘Quits: a Commercial Traveller’s Tale.’ [By F. Abell.] 60-63.
‘Melita, the Bohemian Girl.’ [By E. Heins.] 93-96.
‘The Man in Possession.’ [By D.H. Sharman.] 137-140; 150-154; 168-173; 183-186; 199-201.
‘Our New Manager.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 218-221; 233-236; 247-250; 263-266.
‘How Private Gow Was Captured.’ [By Miss J. Fotheringham.] 237-240.
‘A Drawing-room Comedy.’ [By W. Laird Clowes.] 252-255.
‘Benjamin Blunt, Mariner.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 281-285; 297-300; 312-315.
‘Miss Garston’s Case.’ [By W. Garnett Flynt.] 345-348; 360-363; 378-381; 394-396; 408-410.
‘Twice Lost: a Tale of Double Consciousness.’ [By Percy Greig.] 422-425; 439-443; 455-459; 471-473.
‘Our Governess.’ [By Frank Abell.] 488-491; 503-506.
‘By the Inn Fire.’ [By H.R. Plower.] 521-523.
‘A Yankee Outwitted, or the Stratagem of the Goodwife of Herston.’ [By Miss Fotheringham.] 535-538.
‘Poor Little Life: a Family Episode.’ [By Sheriff Rampini.] 550-553; 568-572; 582-584; 598-602; 617-619.
‘The Wheelwright of Senneville: a Tale of Normandy.’ [ By W.E. Hake.] 556-559.
‘Miss Lirripip’s Lovers.’ [By W. Laird Clowes.] 603-606.
The Rosery Folk. By George Manville Fenn. 631-635; 648-651; 665-669; 679-682; 692-696; 708-711; 723-727; 739-742; 755-760; 772-776; 787-791; 803-808; 820-822.
‘The Blatchford Bequest.’ [By Hugh Conway.] 699-702; 713-716; 729-733; 744-746.
‘Miss Rivers’s Revenge.’ [By Hugh Conway.] 762-764; 778-781; 793-796.
‘The Privateer.’ [By T.F. Speight.] 797-800; 810-813; 823-826.
5th Series 1 (5 Jan.-27 Dec. 1884)
By Mead and Stream. By Charles Gibbon. 1-4; 20-23; 35-40; 50-52; 67-71; 82-85; 99-102; 115-117; 132-135; 148-150; 163-166; 179-183; 195-196; 211-214; 227-230; 243-245; 259-262; 2?5-278; 291-292; 309-313; 323-326; 339-341; 355-359; 371-373; 388-390; 403-406; 419-423; 436-438; 450-453; 468-470; 484-486; 499-501; 517-518; 531-534; 547-549; 564-566; 580-582; 595-598; 612-616; 627-629; 642-644; 659-662; 675-677; 692-693; 707-709; 723-725; 740-742; 754-757.
‘Two Days in a Lifetime,’ By T.W. Speight. 5-9; 25-29; 41-44; 54-58; 73-76; 87-91; 105-110; 119-124.
‘The Miner’s Partner,’ [By Henry Tinson.] 138-140; 152-156; 168-171; 185-188.
‘Miss Marrable’s Elopement.’ [By W. Laird Clowes.] 188-190; 198-200.
‘A Witness for the Defence.’ [By R.E. Matthews.] 217-220; 231-234; 247-249.
‘My Fellow-passenger.’ [By Alex Hatchard.l 252-255; 263-265.
‘Chewton-Abbot.’ By Hugh Conway. 280-283; 295-299; 315-318.
‘Silas Monk: a Tale of London Old City.’ [By E. Hake.] 361-364; 374-377; 394-397; 407-409.
‘Terribly Fulfilled.’ [By R.E. Matthews.] 424-427; 440-442; 454-459.
‘A Greenroom Romance.’ [By Henry Turner.] 471-475.
‘A Run for Life.’ [By Mrs Le Messurier.] 488-490.
‘A Yarn of the P. and O.’ [By F. Abell.] 503-507.
‘In a Flash.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 520-524.
‘Vermudyn’s Fate: a Tale of Halloween.’ [By R. Fryer.] 536-539; 552-555.
‘Mr Pudster’s Return.’ [By W. Laird Clowes.] 569-571; 584-587.
‘The Last of the Stuarts: a Modern Romance.’ [By W. Laird Clowes.) 600-604; 617-620.
One Woman’s History. By T.W. Speight. 631-634; 646-650; 664-667; 680-685; 696-699; 710-714; 728-731; 743-748; 757-761; 771-775; 786-792; 804-808; 819-822.
‘The Missing Clue: a Tale of the Fens.’ [By Alfred T. Roe.] 701-703; 716-719; 732-735; 749-752; 764-766.
‘Colonel Redgrave’s Legacy.’ [By H. Turner.) 780-784; 793-795; 811-813.
‘The Haunted Bridge: a Tale of the Highlands.’ [By J.G. Stott.) 814-816.
5th Series 2 (3 Jan.-26 Dec. 1885)
A House Divided against Itself. By Mrs Oliphant. 1-5; 18-22; 36-38; 52-55; 68-71; 85-89; 100-103; 116-119; 130-134; 148-151; 163-166; 179-183; 197-200; 227-230; 244-247; 261-264; 275-278; 290-294; 307-310; 322-326; 340-343; 355-358; 371-375; 386-388; 403-405; 419-421; 436-439; 451-454; 467-470; 483-486; 499-503; 516-519; 532-535; 547-550; 564-567; 581-584; 595-598; 611-614; 628-631; 643-646; 659-663; 676-679; 692-696; 707-712; 724-727; 740-743; 754-757; 772-775.
‘My Extraordinary Friend.’ [By F. Abell.] 6-8; 24-29.
‘Knowecroft: a Cumberland Idyl.’ [By J.W. Brown.] 41-45; 61-63; 72-74.
‘The Two Strangers: a Story of Marseilles.’ [By E. Hake.] 90-93.
‘Tom Slug: a Story for Young Folks.’ [By Rev. T. Hamer.] 104-107.
‘The China House Burglary.’ [By T. Wright.] 109-112; 123-126; 136-138.
‘The Fen Flood: a Tale of the Last Century.’ [By J.M. Durward.] 153-156; 168-171; 184-187; 211-215.
‘A Tale of the Sea.’ [By Hamilton Williams.] 200-203.
‘A Change in the Cast: a Story of Amateur Theatricals.’ [By W.H. Goldsmith.) 217-220; 231-234.
‘A False Friend.’ [By W. Laird Clowes.] 252-255.
‘Mr Mossop’s Will.’ [By G.A. Kelly.] 280-283; 296-299; 313-316.
‘A Tradition of Cottley Hall.’ [By A.F. Roe.] 329-333; 345-347.
‘Sweet Gillian: a Tale of the Beginning of the Century.’ [By F. Abell.) 360-363; 377-380; 390-395; 406-409.
‘A Brother of the Misericordia.’ [By Mrs P. Livermore.) 365-367; 381-383; 397-399.
‘Walter Drew.’ [By J.M. Durward.] 423-427; 440-443; 457-460; 470-474.
‘The Elephant-tamer.’ [By Alfred Clark.) 444-447; 461-464; 477-479.
‘Mr L’Estrange: a Tale of an Atlantic Liner.’ [By W. Garnett Flynt.] 488-491; 505-509; 520-524; 536-539.
‘Mr Chuckles’s Chicks: a Comedy in Two Acts.’ [By W.H. Goldsmith.] 525-528; 540-544.
‘Dunleap Tower.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 570-573; 596-590; 600-604; 614-618.
‘The Stupid Couple: an Episode of the Atlantic.’ [By W.H. Patterson.] 633-637.
‘Arizona Dan.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 648-652; 665-669.
‘At Trevenna Cottage.’ By T.W. Speight. 713-717; 728-731; 745-748; 758-761; 777-780; 787-790; 804-806; 819-823.
‘Poor Little Miss Moonshee.’ [By Miss Fotheringhame.] 733-736.
‘The Lost Bear-hunters.’ [By Rev. R. Shindler.] 793-796.
‘Our Parlour-maid.’ [By Miss E.H. Hazleton-Black.] 796-800 ; 809-811.
‘A Tale of a Sixpenny Telegram.’ [By E.L. Innes.] 811-815.
5th Series 3 (2 Jan.-25 Dec. 1886)
In All Shades. By Grant Allen. 1-6; 21-22; 36-39; 51-53; 66-70; 83-86; 99-102; 116-118; 131-134; 147-149; 163-166; 179-181; 195-199; 211-215; 227-229; 244-248; 261-263; 276-280; 291-293; 308-310; 323-326; 340-342; 357-358; 371-373; 387-389; 404-405; 420-423; 436-438; 451-454; 466-470; 484-485; 499-501; 516-519; 531-534; 547-550; 563-564; 584-587; 599-601; 611-613.
‘A Golden Argosy.’ By Fred M. White. 8-11; 25-28; 42-45; 55-61; 71-74; 89-93; 105-107; 119-122; 134-137.
‘That Fatal Diamond: a Thief’s Confession.’ [By Catherine G. Furley.] 110-112.
‘The ‘Lady Godiva’: an Australian Story.’ [By Mrs J.M. Hooper.] 124-127.
‘A Barrack Ghost Story.’ [By T. Lockhart.] 149-143.
‘The Haunted Jungle: a Legend of North Ceylon.’ [By Alfred Clark.] 152-156; 167-170; 183-186.
‘A Night-raid on Donegal Smugglers.’ [By G.A. Glenn.] 170-173.
‘The Great Jewel Robbery.’ [By A.H. Poultney.] 188-192.
‘The Signalman’s Love-story.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 218-221; 231-234.
‘The Will of Mrs Anne Bowden.’ [By Catherine G. Furley.] 250-254; 264-268.
‘Spirited Away.’ [By Thomas W. Speight.] 283-286; 296-299; 312-316.
‘An Ocean Mystery: a True Story.’ [By Hamilton Williams.] 301-304.
‘Treasure Trove.’ [By F. Abell.] 361-363; 376-378; 391-394; 409-411.
‘A Trick at the Helm.’ [By Hamilton Williams.] 396-399.
‘Where the Tracks Led to.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 424-427; 439-442; 458-461; 472-475.
‘A Tale of Naseby Field.’ [By F. Robinson.] 461-464.
‘A Friend of the Family.’ By Charles Gibbon. 503-508; 522-525; 537-539; 552-555.
‘Lady Frederick’s Diamonds.’ [By Miss E. Bwynne.] 540-543.
‘A Tale of Two Knaveries.’ [By R.E. Matthews.] 567-571; 589-560; 604-608; 619-623.
By Order of the League. By Fred M. White. 580-582; 595-597; 614-617; 628-631; 644-648; 660-663; 675-679; 693-696; 707-710; 724-726; 739-742; 756-758; 771-774; 788-791; 804-807; 819-820.
‘George Hannay’s Love Affair.’ [By H. Maclean.] 632-635; 650-653; 664-666; 681-684; 699-701.
‘A Denschman’s Had: a Legend of Shetland.’ [By Mrs Saxby] 685-688.
‘Miss Masterman’s Discovery.’ [By Miss M. Hepworth.] 712-715; 729-732.
‘David’s Son Solomon.’ [By J.S. Fletcher.] 733-736.
‘Cousin George.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 745-748; 759-762.
‘Wanted, a Clue.’ [By Miss E.M.H. Black.] 776-779; 793-796.
‘A Strange Love Affair.’ [By Hugh Maclean.] 780-784.
‘Was It Murder?’ [By H.F. Hill.] 812-814.
5th Series 4 (1 Jan.-31 Dec. 1887)
Richard Cable, the Lightshipman. [By Sabine Baring-Gould.] 1-4; 39-22; 36-39; 50-53; 66-69; 83-86; 99-102; 114-117; 131-134; 147-150; 163-166; 180-182; 195-198; 211-214; 227-230; 243-246; 259-262; 275-278; 292-295; 307-310; 323-326; 340-343; 356-358; 370-374; 387-391; 403-405; 419-421; 436-439; 450-454; 468-471; 483-486; 500-503; 515-519; 530-535; 546-548; 563-568; 579-582; 594-600; 610-613; 626-629; 643-649; 658-661; 675-678; 692-695; 708-711; 722-727; 740-745; 755-758; 770-774; 787-790; 804-807; 818-822; 834-837.
‘Told by Two.’ By T.W. Speight. 6-9; 24-26; 45-48; 59-62; 71-73.
‘My Grandfather: the Secret of an Old Man’s Life.’ [By M. Pemberton.] 11-15.
‘Quite Cured.’ [By Kate Eyre.] 28-31.
‘The Bushford Case.’ [By J. Tilfor.] 88-91; 103-106; 119-122; 137-141; 152-155; 167-170; 184-187; 199-203.
‘Wafted upon the Wind.’ [By W.J. Lacey.] 92-96.
‘A Chance Meeting.’ [By Mabel Wotton.] 123-127.
‘The Branchtown Ball.’ [By Miss E.M.H. Black.] 215-218; 231-235; 248-251.
‘A Railway Journey and Its Results.’ [By Major Nelson.] 265-268.
‘The Old Mansion.’ [By Miss I. Hutchings.] 296-300.
‘Old Stairs: a Story of Long Ago.’ [By Thomas St.E. Hake.] 313-317; 329-334; 344-348.
‘Blood-money.’ By Charles Gibbon. 361-364; 376-379; 393-396; 407-410.
‘The New Rule: a Hospital Comedy.’ [By Catherine G. Furley.] 381-383.
‘Checkmated.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 424-428; 441-445; 455-459; 473-476; 488-490.
‘Three Links in a Chain.’ [By W.I. Lacey.] 460-463.
‘A Matter of Conscience.’ [By T. Preston Battersby.] 505-507; 520-522 ; 537-540.
‘Ghosts Aboard.’ [By C.C. Rothwel 1.] 524-527.
‘The Devil’s Scraugh.’ [By T. Preston Battersby.] 541-544.
‘Wythred’s Wharf: a Thames-side Tale.’ [By Thomas St.E. Hake.] 570-571; 584-586; 602-604.
‘The Jullabad Tragedy.’ [By P.L. McDermott.] 632-635; 650-654; 663-667; 679-682; 696-699.
‘A Terrible Ten Minutes: a Story of the Midnight Mail.’ [By R. Hudson.] 685-687.
‘The Old Way and the New.’ By T.W. Speight. 712-716; 728-730; 746-749; 759-762; 781-783; 795-798; 813-816; 829-832; 842-845.
‘Our Holiday Ghost.’ [By H.H.O. Jenkins.] 717-720.
‘The Old Secretaire: a Christmas Story.’ By Fred M. White. 776-778; 792-794; 809-812; 825-828; 839-841.
5th Series 5 (7 Jan.-29 Dec. 1888)
This Mortal Coil. By Grant Allen. 1-6; 20-25; 35-40; 52-56; 67-70; 82-85; 99-101; 116-120; 131-134; 147-150; 163-166; 179-182; 196-198; 212-213; 228-231; 242-246; 259-263; 276-278; 290-293; 308-310; 324-327; 339-341; 354-358; 371-377; 387-390; 403-406; 419-423; 435-439; 451-455; 466-471; 483-487; 499-502; 515-519; 531-534; 547-552; 563-565; 579-581; 595-599; 611-613; 626-631; 643-645.
‘The Golden Incubus.’ By George Manville Fenn. 8-11; 26-29; 41-45; 58-61.
‘Helen’s Escape.’ By H.F. Abel. 73-75; 88-90; 103-106; 121-123.
‘Parson Venables’ Adventure.’ [By A.H. Norway.] 76-79; 92-94.
‘In Danger’s Way: a Tale of Two Heroes.’ By Thomas St.E. Hake. 136-139; 152-155; 168-170; 185-186; 199-201.
‘A Chance Checkmate.’ [By W.J. Lacey.] 140-144.
‘The Lost Bond.’ [By F.E. Heme.] 216-219; 234-236.
‘The Polruan Ferryboat.’ [By A.H. Norway.] 248-252.
‘The Mystic Compact: a Marvel of Modern Spirit-life.’ [By Henry Tinson.] 264-267.
‘Miss Barkle’s Legacy.’ By Edward D. Cuming. 281-284; 296-299; 312-315; 329-332.
‘Min: a Railroad Story of the Far West.’ [By William Atkinson.] 344-347; 359-362; 379-381; 392-395; 407-409.
‘The Story of a Cryptogram.’ [By Miss F. Du Tetre.] 396-399.
‘A Military Manoeuvre.’ [By William Le Queux.] 410-413.
‘The Silver Stream: an Idyl of the Wye.’ By Fred M. White. 426-429; 441-444; 456-459; 473-475.
‘Mrs Farquharson’s Niece.’ By William Galbraith. 489-492; 504-507; 522-524; 535-538.
‘My Inheritance.’ [By F. Evans.] 540-544.
‘Bolsover Brothers.’ By T.W. Speight. 553-556; 567-570 ; 584-588; 600-602.
‘The Mocking-bird.’ [By Charles Edwardes.] 557-559.
‘The Burning of Allingsford House.’ [By H. Wintle.] 614-618.
‘Who Did It?’ By H.F Abell. 633-635; 652-654; 663-665; 681-683.
Mr Esholt’s Young Wife. By T.W. Speight. 648-650; 658-661; 675-678; 691-694; 706-709; 723-725; 740-742; 755-758; 771-774; 787-789; 803-805; 818-822.
‘A Family Secret.’ By Charles Gibbon. 697-700; 710-715; 726-730; 744-748.
‘Mr Magsdale’s Courtship.’ By Edward D. Cuming. 760-764; 776-779; 792-796; 808-812.
‘Little Bow-legs.’ [By Miss H. Morton.] 781-783.
‘A Forecastle Yarn.’ [By A. McGregor.] 824-826.
5th Series 6 (5 Jan.-28 Dec. 1889)
John Vale’s Guardian. By David Christie Murray. 1-7; 19-22; 36-38; 51-54; 66-69; 84-87; 99-102; 114-117; 131-134; 147-150; 163-166; 179-182; 195-198; 210-214; 226-229; 242-245; 259-262; 276-278; 291-293; 307-310; 324-327; 339-343; 354-357; 370-374; 387-389; 403-405; 418-421; 435-438; 451-454; 467-469; 483-486; 498-501; 515-518; 531-534; 547-550; 564-566; 583-585; 599-602; 616-619.
‘Jeremy York: a Story of Old Deal.’ By W. Clark Russell. 8-10; 24-29; 41-44; 57-60.
‘A Begging Letter.’ [By F. Robinson.] 31-32.
‘The Lost Diamonds of the Orange River.’ By H.A. Bryden. 72-76; 89-93.
‘The Westerfield Scare.’ By T.W. Speight. 103-106; 119-123.
‘Anbury’s Bargain.’ By Charles Gibbon. 135-140; 151-156; 167-171; 184-187; 199-202.
‘A Club Story.’ [By W.W. Fenn.] 188-191.
‘An Altered Purpose.’ By Henry Tinson. 215-219; 231-234; 248-251; 263-266.
‘Ogilvie Whittlechurch.’ [By G.C.H. Wintle.] 280-283; 296-299; 312-315; 329-331.
‘Naboth’s Vineyard.’ By Fred M. White. 344-347; 359-362; 375-378; 392-395.
‘A Proposal by Phonograph.’ [By J.D. Lowry.] 365-366.
‘Long Jake’s Trip Home.’ [By E.W. Hornung.] 397-399; 407-411.
‘Under an Afric Sun.’ By George Manville Fenn. 422-427; 440-443; 456-460; 470-474.
‘Mrs Lamshed’s Will.’ [By Edward D. Cuming.] 488-490; 504-507; 520-523; 535-538; 552-555.
‘Armstrong’s Revenge.’ [By W.P.M. Black.] 492-494.
‘The Piano-organ Case.’ [By F. Evans.] 525-528.
‘Foiled by Himself.’ [By W. Galbraith.] 569-572; 588-591.
‘A Strange Compact.’ [By W.W. Jacobs.] 574-576.
A Dead Reckoning. By T.W. Speight. 579-581; 595-598; 611-614; 627-630; 643-645; 658-662; 676-679; 691-694; 707-711; 723-726; 740-742; 756-759; 771-773; 786-788; 803-806; 818-820.
‘Mr Gatherwick’s Prodigal.’ [By Miss S. Pitt.] 632-635.
‘A Terror to Evil-doers.’ By Catherine G. Furley. 648-651; 664-668.
‘James Pink’s Last Illusion.’ [By Charles Edwardes.] 680-683.
‘A Legal Secret.’ By Thomas St.E. Hake. 697-700; 713-716; 728-731; 743-747; 761-763.
‘The Pilot’s Clock.’ [By Miss K. Roche.] 748-752.
‘Charlie Ransom: a Story of the Oil Country.’ [By William Atkinson.] 776-778; 790-793; 807-811; 823-826.
‘The Wooing of Alphonse.’ [By Edward D. Cuming.] 780-784.
‘A Wild Yarn.’ [By Dr A. Stradling.] 795-798.
5th Series 7 (4 Jan.-27 Dec. 1890)
My Shipmate Louise: the Romance of a Wreck. By W. Clark Russell. 1-4; 18-22; 35-38: 51-55; 67-70; 83-87; 98-102; 115-118; 131-134; 148-150; 163-166; 179-182; 195-198; 211-214; 226-230; 243-246; 260-263; 275-279; 291-294; 306-310; 322-325; 339-342; 355-359; 371-375; 387-390; 403-406; 418-422; 435-439; 451-455; 467-470; 483-486; 499-502; 515-518; 531-534; 546-550; 563-566; 580-583; 596-599; 610-614; 627-630; 644-647; 659-662; 674-677.
Julius Vernon: a Story of Hyde Park. [By P.L. McDermott.] 7-10; 23-26; 40-43; 58-61; 72-75; 89-93; 103-106; 121-123; 137-139; 152-154; 168-171; 185-188; 201-203; 216-219; 232-234.
‘Jim the Tramp.’ [By G. Vickars Gaskell.] 12-15.
‘The Story of a Woman-hater.’ [By Miss L.M. Wood.] 27-31.
‘Jack Delancey’s Foreman: a Western Love-stroy.’ By William Atkinson. 108-112.
‘A Just Impediment.’ [By F.J. Huddleston.] 126-128.
‘Old Lyon’s Inn.’ [By Thomas St.E. Hake.] 141-144; 155-158.
‘La Chasse: from the Diary of Jones.’ [By Edward D. Cuming.] 189-192.
‘My Aunt’s Cockatoo.’ [By R. Robertson.] 221-224.
‘A Strange Destiny,’ [By Wi11iam Le Queux.] 281-285.
‘The Hospitallers.’ By Fred M. White. 296-299; 312-315; 328-331; 345-348.
‘The Boss of the Yellow Dog: a Western Story.’ [By William Atkinson.] 360-363; 378-380; 392-394.
‘Gammidge’s Ghost.’ [By J.S. Fletcher.] 396-399; 409-412.
‘Forget-me-not.’ By Fred M. White. 424-427; 441-445; 456-459; 472-475.
‘Well Worth Winning.’ By P.L. McDermott. 488-491; 503-506; 521-524; 536-540; 552-556.
‘The Clang of the Wooden Shoon: a Lancashire Story.’ [By Miss S. Pitt.] 508-512; 525-528.
‘The Story of a Story.’ By Edward D. Cuming. 568-572; 584-588; 601-604; 616-620.
‘Will Provant’s Reuenge.’ By T.W. Speight. 631-635; 648-651; 665-668.
‘The Last King of Yewle.’ By P.L. McDermott. 691-694; 707-710; 724-727; 739-742; 754-758; 776-779; 792-795; 806-811; 824-827.
‘Warned by a Mouse.’ [By Rev. B.G. Johns,] 748-751.
‘The Surgeon of Gaster Fell.’ By A. Conan Doyle. 770-773; 787-790; 802-805; 819-822.
5th Series 8 (3 Jan.-26 Dec. 1891)
Dumaresq’s Daughter. By Grant Allen. 1-7; 18-21; 35-39; 52-55; 67-70; 83-86; 98-101; 115-117; 131-135; 148-151; 163-165; 178-182; 195-197; 211-213; 227-229; 243-245; 259-262; 275-277; 292-294; 307-309; 323-324; 339-341; 355-358; 370-374; 387-389; 402-407; 419-421; 435-437; 451-453; 467-470; 483-486; 499-501; 514-516; 531-533; 546-549; 564-566; 578-581; 595-596; 612-613; 633-635; 649-651.
‘Strange Friends: a Story of the North-west.’ By William Atkinson. 9-11; 24-27; 41-43; 57-59; 73-74.
‘John Latham’s Life and Fate,’ By Menie Muriel Dowie. 29-31; 46-48.
‘That Old Writing-desk.’ By James Murphy. 61-64.
‘The Ring and the Bird.’ By C.G. Furley. 89-92; 103-105; 120-122; 137-139.
‘A Romance of Middle Age.’ By Ethel Ireland. 108-111; 124-127.
‘The Golden Lamp: a Tale of Fisher’s Folly.’ By Thomas St.E. Hake. 153-155; 168-171; 184-186.
‘The Rivals.’ By Kenneth Leigh. 188-192; 199-202.
‘My Aunt Cecilia.’ By Arthur H. Norway. 216-219; 231-234; 247-251; 264-267.
‘A Burmese Oenone.’ By E.D. Cuming. 279-283; 297-301; 311-315; 327-331.
‘War Eagle and His Rider.’ [By R.B. Townshend.] 285-288.
‘Miss Winter’s Hero.’ [By Miss S. Pitt.) 344-347.
‘Mrs Harrington’s Diamond Necklace.’ By Denzil Vane. 360-362; 376-379.
‘The Old Studio.’ By Thomas St.E. Hake. 381-383; 391-393; 409-411.
‘The Romance of a Summer.’ By Lydia M. Wood. 423-426; 439-443; 455-459; 472-475.
‘The Heir of Rothwell Chase.’ By T.W. Speight. 488-491; 503-506; 518-522; 535-538; 551-555.
‘A Marriage Made in Heaven.’ [By Miss Earp.] 509-512; 524-527.
‘A Noble Revenge.’ By Jessie Macleod. 569-571; 583-585; 598-601; 615-617.
‘Eunice: a Rustic Idyl.’ [By Miss E.R. Essler.] 573-576.
‘Rankeilor’s Diamond.’ By Carrol King. 603-607.
‘A Soldier and a Gentleman.’ By J. Maclaren Cobban. 625-631; 643-646; 660-663; 674-677; 690-692; 707-710; 723-725; 739-742; 755-758; 771-774; 787-790; 808-811.
‘The Trouble at Great Bucephalus.’ By Henry Tinson. 652-655; 664-667; 679-682; 694-697.
‘A Genuine Teniers.’ By John Leys. 684-688.
‘Delayed at Las Palmas.’ [By Mrs Oliver.] 713-716; 728-732.
‘On the Marshes of Deva.’ [By Edward Kerns.) 745-748; 761-763.
‘Dearest Is Dearest.’ By T. Preston Battersby. 775-778; 792-795; 804-806; 819-820.
‘Buncoed.’ [By Col. C. Stirling.] 780-784.
‘A Scratch in Play.’ [By Mrs Wallace Kidston.] 822-827.
5th Series 9 (2 Jan.-31 Dec. 1892)
The Ivory Gate. By Walter Besant. 1-5; 18-21; 34-38; 52-55; 67-71; 83-86; 99-103; 115-118; 131-134; 147-151; 163-166; 179-182; 195-198; 211-214; 226-232; 243-246; 258-262; 275-278; 292-295; 307-310; 323-326; 339-343; 355-358; 370-374; 387-390; 403-406; 420-423; 435-438; 451-454; 467-470; 483-486; 499-502; 515-517; 531-534; 546-550; 566-571; 586-589; 601-604; 614-618.
‘Sunstruck.’ By George Manville Fenn. 7-10; 25-29; 39-43; 57-61; 73-76.
‘The Professor’s Skeleton.’ [By Mrs Pitt.] 45-48.
‘Urgent Private Affairs.’ By Richard Dowling. 89-93; 105-108; 121-124; 137-140.
‘An Unlooked-for Turn.’ By Henry Tinson. 110-112; 126-128.
‘Thunderbolt’s Mate.’ By E.W. Hornung. 154-157; 169-171; 183-186; 200-201.
‘Safe No. 27.’ By Carrol King. 188-192.
‘A Boycotted Baby.’ By P.L. McDermott. 215-219; 234-238; 249-252; 264-268; 281-284.
‘Love at the “Ship.”‘ [By C. King.] 221-224.
‘A Regimental Mystery.’ [By F.E. Grainger.] 268-272.
‘Major Randall’s Warning.’ By Jessie Macleod. 298-300; 311-314; 329-331.
‘A Message from the Flood.’ [By F.M. White.] 301-304.
‘Doris and I.’ By John E. Stafford. 333-335; 345-348.
‘Jack Moore’s Temptation.’ By Denzil Vane. 360-362; 376-378; 392-394; 409-412.
‘With Iron Will.’ By Thomas St.E. Hake. 397-399; 409-412.
‘The Bells of Linlaven.’ By John Russell. 425-428; 441-444; 455-459; 472-475; 487-491.
‘The Mayor of Sawmill Flat.’ By William Atkinson. 503-506; 519-523.
‘The Old Barge.’ By Thomas St.E. Hake. 525-528; 535-537,
‘An Old Maid’s Marriage.’ By George B. Burgin. 552-557.
Blood Royal. By Grant Allen. 561-563; 578-583; 595-599; 610-613; 628-632; 643-646; 659-661; 675-677; 685-688; 691-693; 708-710; 724-727; 738-740; 754-756; 772-774; 786-789; 803-806.
‘The Deck Hand.’ By Charles King. 573-574; 591-592.
‘The Turn of the Wheel.’ [By Charles Edwardes.] 620-623.
‘Baby John.’ [By Evelyn Whitaker.] 634-637; 648-651; 663-665; 680-684; 695-697.
‘Expiation: a Story of the Chilian Revolt.’ By F.W. Evans. 668-671.
‘Ralph Thornleigh’s Picture.’ By E.D. Cuming. 711-715; 728-731; 743-746; 758-761.
‘The Hoard of the Vazir Khanji.’ By Headon Hill. 747-752.
‘The Irony of Fate.’ By T.E. Southee. 777-780; 793-794; 808-811; 819-822; 835-836.
A Lucky Catch.’ [By R.N. Dawson.] 795-798.
‘The Valley of Sheitan: a Story of the Bhore Ghat Incline.’ By Headon Hill. 825-828; 838-843.
‘”The Simpleton.”‘ [By J. Nobbs.] 829-832.
5th Series 10 (7 Jan.-30 Dec. 1893)
The Burden of Isabel. By J. Maclaren Cobban. 1-2; 19-22; 35-39; 51-54; 67-71; 83-86; 99-101; 114-116; 130-133; 146-149; 163-165; 180-182; 195-199; 210-214; 227-229; 243-245; 259-262; 275-278; 290-293; 307-310; 323-325; 339-342; 355-357; 370-373; 387-390; 403-406; 419-422; 435-437; 451-454; 468-470; 483-486; 499-501; 519-521; 536-537; 553-556; 567-570; 585-587; 600-602; 617-620; 630-633; 647-650.
‘Isabel Dysart.’ By Mrs Oliphant. 7-10; 24-27; 40-43; 56-59.
‘A Murderous Mixture.’ By George Manville Fenn. 13-15.
‘”The Hint of Hairst.”‘ By Menie Muriel Dowie. 72-76; 88-91; 104-108; 119-122.
‘The Colonel’s Romance.’ [By N. Peacock.] 93-96.
‘The Wrong Black Bag.’ By Angelo Lewis. 125-128.
‘By Accident.’ By H.F. Abell, 135-137; 151-153; 168-171; 184-187.
‘The Last of the Peplows.’ By G.B. Burgin. 140-144.
‘Gentleman George.’ By Reginald Horsley. 173-176.
‘Their Wedding Day.’ [By Charles Edwardes.] 190-192.
‘The Squire’s Dilemma.’ [By J. Madaren Cobban.] 201-204; 215-218; 231-234; 247-250; 263-266.
‘Bessie.’ By E. Rentoul Esler. 235-240.
‘The Red-hot Needle.’ By H.F. Abell. 280-282; 296-298; 312-314; 328-330.
‘A Misunderstanding.’ By Charles Edwardes. 284-288.
‘The Sacred Beetle.’ By Lamont Graeme. 343-345; 359-361; 375-377; 393-394.
‘The Hill of Seven Trees.’ By Reginald Horsley. 347-351.
‘Providence Cottage: an Episode.’ By G.B. Burgin. 380-382.
‘John Upcroft’s Crime: a Marshland Romance.’ By Thomas St.E. Hake. 409-412; 425-427; 440-443; 457-460; 473-475.
‘Miss Helen.’ By Vivian Brooke. 414-416.
‘Under the Cherry-tree: the Story of a Summer Day.’ By Dorothea Gerard. 430-432; 444-447.
‘Elsie.’ By John Stafford. 488-490; 504-506; 523-525.
‘The Golden Bricks.’ By Charles Edwardes. 491-495.
Pomona. [By Evelyn Whitaker.] 513-517; 531-534; 547-551; 563-566; 580-583; 596-598; 611-614; 627-629; 643-646; 658-660; 675-677; 692-694; 707-710; 723-725; 739-741; 754-757; 770-774; 786-789; 803-806; 819-822.
‘The Camera-obscura.’ By J.S. Fletcher. 589-591; 605-607.
‘Phyllis Marsden’s Love-poem.’ By Louis Hamilton. 652-655; 663-665; 679-681.
‘Mrs Melrose’s Companion.’ By Richard Warfield. 667-671.
‘A Message frcm the Desert.’ By Ernest Fauenc. 695-698; 712-715; 728-730; 743-746.
‘The Absent Heart.’ By George G. Farquhar. 700-702.
‘A South Atlantic Mystery.’ [By A.G. Pearson.] 749-752.
‘Less Than Kin.’ By Mrs Will C. Hawksley. 759-761; 776-778; 791-794; 808-811; 825-827.
‘The Winning of Paddon Manor.’ [By S. Ponder.] 796-799; 813-816.
5th Series 11 (6 Jan.-29 Dec. 1894)
At Market Value. By Grant Allen. 1-7; 19-22; 35-38; 51-54; 68-71; 83-86; 99-101; 114-117; 130-133; 146-149; i62-166; 179-182; 194-197; 211-214; 227-231; 243-245; 258-261; 275-277; 291-294; 306-309; 322-325; 340-343; 356-359; 372-374; 386-389; 403-406; 421-424; 440-443; 456-458.
‘The Girl from Madeira.’ By P.L. McDermott. 10-13; 24-28; 41-44; 56-59.
‘The Secret of the Ball Cartridge.’ By Headon Hill. 46-48; 62-64.
‘The Burgomaster van Troon.’ By T.W. Speight. 73-75; 88-91; 104-106.
‘A Bimetallic Mystery.’ [By L. Tracy.] 77-80.
‘Dead Leaf Gully.’ By Reginald Horsley. 108-112; 119-123.
‘More Than Coronets.’ By Fred M. White. 136-139; 151-154; 169-172; 183-186; 200-203.
‘My Best Fare.’ [By R. Hayward.] 141-344.
‘The Chain-maker’s Daughter: a Romance of Toil in the Black Country.’ By Hilton Hill. 156-159; 173-176.
‘A Prince’s Love-story.’ By J. Maclaren Cobban. 216-220; 233-236; 248-251; 264-266.
‘The Wise Woman.’ [By Miss K. Hughes.] 221-224.
‘Miss Agatha.’ [By C.K. Burrow.] 252-256.
‘Pere Moineau.’ [By Miss F.C. Armstrong.] 279-282; 296-299; 311-314.
‘An Intervention.’ [By W.W. Jacobs.] 301-303.
‘Oskamull.’ [By M.W. Clark.] 317-319; 327-329.
‘Romance of a Deck-chair.’ [By L. Outram.] 332-336.
‘The Tenderfoot Ink-slinger.’ By W. Carter Platts. 345-348; 361-363; 376-379.
‘The Sultan’s Egg.’ By John Arthur Barry. 392-395; 408-411.
‘My Rival’s Revenge.’ [By Miss M. Kent.] 396-399.
Ihe Lawyer’s Secret. By John K. Leys. 417-420; 434-438; 453-454; 466-472; 483-485; 498-502; 515-517; 531-534; 548-551; 564-567; 579-581; 596-599; 611-613; 627-629; 643-647; 659-662; 676-678; 692-694; 707-709; 723-725; 739-741; 756-758; 772-775; 786-789; 802-805; 819-821.
‘Burglar Jim.’ [By J.C. Higginbotham.] 427-430; 444-447.
‘The Man from Grimsby.’ By George G. Farquhar. 460-463.
‘A Feeble Atonement.’ [By C. King.] 474-476.
‘A Daughter of the King.’ By Beatrice Deakin. 487-489; 504-508; 519-522; 536-538.
‘The Professor’s Butterfly.’ By H.A. Bryden. 491-495.
‘”Thanks to the Snake”: an Incident of Ceylon Life.’ By Brown Paterson. 525-528.
‘A Tale of Old Edinburgh.’ By J. Madaren Cobban. 552-555; 569-572; 583-586; 600-604.
‘The Beauty of Voss.’ By Charles Edwardes. 574-576.
‘Secret Northern Despatches.’ By W.H. Needham. 589-591; 605-608.
‘The Heiress of Golden Falls.’ By Headon Hill. 615-619.
‘Richard Maitland—Consul.’ By L.T. Meade k Robert K. Douglas. 631-634; 649-653; 665-668; 679-683.
‘A Country Coquette.’ By G.B. Burgin. 636-640.
‘Romance of a Bullock Cart.’ By Roderic Bethune. 696-699; 711-714; 727-732; 742-745.
‘On Her Wedding Day.’ By George G. Farquhar. 700-703.
‘The Old Briar Pipe.’ [By E.J. Rocke-Surrage.] 746-750.
‘The Redemption of Bill Sheriffs.’ By William Atkinson. 760-762; 777-779; 790-793.
‘Luke Meadows’ Warning.’ [By Miss C.N. Cochrane.] 764-767.
The Secret of Verloren Vlei.’ By H.A. Bryden. 807-810 ; 823-827.
‘Autumn Lovers.’ By G.B. Burgin. 813-815.
5th Series 12 (5 Jan.-28 Dec. 1895)
The Chronicles of Count Antonio. By Anthony Hope. 1-5; 19-22; 35-38; 52-55; 68-72; 82-86; 98-102; 114-118; 134-138; 147-151; 163-167; 179-183; 195-198; 211-216; 227-230; 243-247.
‘A Legend of Prince Maurice.’ By H.A. Bryden. 7-9; 23-26.
‘The Recollections of Captain Wilkie.’ By A. Conan Doyle. 40-42; 57-59.
‘A Captious Critic.’ By Fred M. White. 45-48.
‘The Governess at Greenbush.’ By E.W. Hornuno. 74-77; 89-91; 104-107; 119-122.
‘Hester.’ [By Mrs Duddy.] 92-96.
‘The Trinidad Treasure and How It Was Found.’ By C.J. Cutdiffe Hyne. 108-112.
‘The Angel of the Four Corners.’ By Gilbert Parker. 129-132; 154-155; 168-171; 186-188.
‘The Men in Stone.’ By C.J. Cutdiffe Hyne. 156-160.
‘Old Ben’s Bargain.’ [By Miss K. Hughes.] 173-176.
‘My Mysterious Client.’ [By H. Keith.] 189-192; 199-203.
‘The Mystery of Pilgrim Gray: a Chronicle of Boston.’ By Thomas St.E. Hake. 218-221; 232-236; 249-252; 259-262.
‘Cousin Charley.’ [By R. Ramsay.] 264-269.
An Electric Spark. By G. Manville Fenn. 273-275; 291-292; 307-311; 324-325; 342-344; 355-359; 372-375; 387-390; 403-405; 422-423; 435-437; 451-454; 467-470: 486-489; 500-502; 514-517; 531-533; 548-550; 565-568; 579-582; 595-597; 611-612; 631-633; 642-645; 659-662; 675-678; 694-698; 706-708; 723-726; 739-740; 756-758.
‘Richard Maitland—Consul. Story II. A Victim of the Kolao-Hwuy.’ By L.T. Meade & Professor Robert K. Douglas. 278-282; 295-298; 314-317; 327-330.
‘Prince Rupert’s Emerald Ring.’ [By T. Lockhart.] 300-304.
‘Katie.’ [By Mrs Hardy.] 333-336.
‘An Unauthorised Intervention: Being a Passage in the Career of a Central American Diplomatist.’ By David Lawson Johnstone. 337-341; 360-364; 377-380; 392-394; 406-409.
‘Cassie Quin’s Atonement.’ By Guy Boothby. 383-384.
‘The Captain Moratti’s Last Affair.’ By S. Levett Yeats. 417-419; 440-442; 456-459; 471-473.
‘Gentleman Jerry: or, How the Kraal Was Saved.’ [By A. Balfour.] 460-464.
‘Tha Bombardier.’ By Gilbert Parker. 481-484; 506-509 ; 519-521.
‘A Departure from Tradition: a Story of the Year ’95.’ By Rosaline Masson. 524-527; 536-538.
‘The Mystery of the Golden Llama.’ By E.J. Rocke Surrage. 561-563; 585-587; 600-602; 614-616.
‘Green Rushes, O!’ By S. Baring-Gould. 604-608.
‘The Ace of Hearts.’ By J.S. Fletcher. 620-624.
‘An Adventurous Week.’ By Charles Edwardes. 625-628; 646-650; 664-668; 680-683.
‘Sally.’ By L.T. Meade. 652-656.
‘Runga’s Revenge.’ By Mrs Frank Penny. 685-688.
’His Highness’s Playthings.’ By Headon Hill. 689-691; 710-714; 728-731; 742-744.
‘Proof Positive.’ By David Christie Murray. 716-719.
‘Two Market-days at Cummerthwaite.’ By Sarah Selina Hamer. 760-764.
‘The Finger of Hankin.’ By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 769-772; 787-790.
‘The Forged Madonna.’ By R.M. Strong. 774-777; 793-796; 809-811.
‘His Advocate.’ By George G. Farquhar. 779-782.
‘“Seven-up” Blaine’s Conversion.’ [By W. Carter Platts.] 804-807; 820-824.
5th Series 13 (4 Jan.-26 Dec. 1896)
The Master Craftsman. By Sir Walter Besant. 1-4; 19-21; 35-39; 51-54; 70-73; 83-85; 100-103; 115-118; 131-134; 150-153; 163-165; 179-181; 196-197; 216-218; 226-229; 242-244; 259-261; 278-282; 291-294; 310-313; 323-326; 339-341; 358-360; 375-378; 391-395; 407-410.
‘After the Fact.’ By E.W. Hornung. 6-9; 23-26; 41-44; 55-58.
‘The Hermit.’ By C.J. Cutcliffe Hyne. 27-31.
‘Wourali: a Tale of British Guiana.’ [By A.R.B. Munro.] 46-48.
‘The Girdleton Gallery Mystery.’ [By Edward D. Cuming.] 65-68; 87-90; 106-109; 120-123.
‘The Sea Queen.’ By James Workman. 76-80.
‘A West African Story.’ [By Harold Bindloss.] 125-128.
‘Vanished!’ By J.S. Fletcher. 137-142.
‘Billy Binks—Hero.’ By Guy Boothby. 145-147; 167-170; 183-186; 198-201.
‘“An Unfortunate Expedition”: a Story of the Western Sahara.’ By H. Bindloss. 173-176.
‘The Mahalapsi Diamond; a South African Story.’ By H.A. Bryden. 209-212 ; 231-235; 246-249; 263-267.
‘Mr Sowerby’s Plot.’ By John K. Leys. 236-240; 251-253.
‘“Paddy’s” Wife.’ By John Mackie. 269-272.
‘The Strange Adventures of John Percival.’ By Mrs Oliphant. 272-276; 296-300; 306-309; 329-333; 343-346.
‘Politics and the May-fly.’ By John Buchan. 301-304.
‘The Residuary Legatee.’ By William Pigott. 316-320.
‘A Midnight Attack.’ By H. Bindloss. 349-352.
‘A Local View.’ By P.L. McDermott. 353-355; 370-372; 388-389; 403-405; 421-423; 434-437; 452-455; 467-46B; 488-492; 505-506.
‘A Fool’s Wager.’ By John Mackie. 362-365.
‘The Colonel’s Plan.’ By R. Ramsay. 380-382; 396-398.
‘Jan Pengelly.’ By James Patey. 417-419; 440-442; 456-458; 470-472.
‘Michael Darcy’s Heiress.’ [By Miss M.R. Mahony.] 425-428.
‘The Disbursement Sheet.’ By W.W. Jacobs. 445-448.
‘Constant Crossbie.’ By W.E. Cule. 473-476.
The Fascination of the King. By Guy Boothby. 481-486; 499-503; 516-519; 531-534; 547-550; 566-568; 581-582; 594-597; 611-614; 631-635; 643-646; 659-661; 674-677; 690-692; 710-712; 723-725; 741-743; 755-756; 773-776; 789-791.
‘Geordie’s Justice.’ By A.M.F. Cleland. 508-512; 522-525; 537-539.
‘The Purloined Will.’ By Herbert Keen. 541-544.
‘The Green-cub Mine: a West Australian Story.’ By Robert Bain, M.A. 552-556.
‘Attray’s Wife.’ By H.F. Abell. 561-563; 584-586; 598-601; 618-619.
‘The Marked Half-sovereign.’ By J.S. Fletcher. 589-592.
‘The Little General.’ By Riccardo Stephens. 603-608.
‘Juanita.’ By T. Lancey. 625-628; 648-651; 664-668; 681-683; 694-696.
‘An Unexpected Revenge.’ By Philip Strange. 637-640.
‘A Modern Alcestis.’ By Rosaline Masson. 685-688; 699-702.
‘The Hedgley-Haskins Lawsuit.’ By A.M. Beiding. 705-708; 728-730; 745-747; 759-762.
‘Squire Thorpe’s Botany.’ By W.E. Cule. 765-768.
‘The Disappearance of Mrs Macquoid.’ By R. Ramsay. 769-771; 794-797.
‘My Kaffir.’ By John Arthur Barry. 804-807; 819-821.
5th Series 14 (2 Jan.-27 Nov. 1897)
My Lord Duke. By E.W. Hornung. 1-6; 19-21; 35-39; 51-54; 66-69; 86-89; 99-102; 115-118; 130-133; 151-153; 163-166; 179-181; 195-197; 214-217; 227-229; 243-245; 260-262; 282-285; 299-301; 312-315; 331-334.
‘A Child of Tonking.’ By Guy Boothby. 8-10; 23-25; 43-44; 55-58.
‘The Dream of Number Thirty-one.’ By W.E. Cule. 12-15.
‘A Case of Friendship.’ [By H. Prichard.] 61-64.
‘A By-way to Fortune.’ IBy D. Bevington.] 71-76.
‘Phil’s Pard.’ By W. Carter Platts. 81-84; 104-107; 120-123; 136-138.
‘The Tapestries of Altrana.’ By Gabriela C. Cunninghame Graham. 145-149; 168-171.
‘No. 90’s Last Torpedo.’ By Walter Wood. 155-159.
‘A Rogue’s Errand.’ By T.W. Speight. 183-186; 199-201.
‘The Beleaguered Lady.’ By H.D. Lowry. 209-211; 232-233; 246-250.
‘The Atonement of the Vanguard’s Skipper.’ By Walter Wood. 264-269.
A Tsar’s Gratitude. By Fred Whishaw. 273-275; 291-293; 306-310; 323-324; 338-340; 357-359; 370-372; 388-390; 402-404; 424-425; 436-438; 450-454; 467-469; 483-487; 503-504; 514-516; 531-535; 547-549; 565-568; 579-581; 594-596; 611-613; 631-633; 643-646; 658-661; 675-676.
‘The Noble Five: a Tale of the British Columbia Gold Mines.’ By Roger Pocock. 278-280; 295-298; 316-319; 326-329.
‘Mrs Whin’s Caddie.’ By R. Ramsay. 347-352.
‘Dr Martin’s Furlough.’ By A.H. Norway. 353-356; 374-376; 391-393; 408-409.
‘At Mat Aris Light.’ By John Arthur Barry. 394-399.
‘The Furnaceman.’ By A. M’I. Cleland. 417-421; 440-444; 456-459; 472-475.
‘‘An Awful Fluke.’ By E.P. Statham, Commander, R.N.. 445-448.
‘The Renegado.’ By George G. Farquhar. 478-480.
‘Mr Potter’s Speech.’ By James Workman. 497-500; 517-521.
‘”And Party.”‘ By H.F. Abell. 537-540; 552-554.
‘Christopher Colbeck’s Head.’ By W.E. Cule. 561-563; 583-585.
‘The White Gondola: a Story of Old Venice.’ By Hilton Hill. 598-600; 614-618.
‘Forestalled!’ By George G. Farquhar. 622-624.
‘O’er Sea and Land.’ By Mrs Will C. Hawksley. 625-628; 648-652; 663-665; 679-684; 691-693.
‘The Treachery of Aftiz Bey.’ By F. Vaughan Gibson. 667-671.
‘A Deserter.’ By Reginald Horsley. 695-700.
‘A Night in Austin Friars.’ By T.St.E. Hake. 705-708; 725-727; 740-742; 756-759.
‘The Doom of the Air-god.’ [By E.J. Rocke-Surrage] 730-734.
‘The Freiberg Expert: a Tale of the British Columbia Goldfields.’ By Roger Pocock. 744-747.
Christmas Number 1897
‘The Millionaire of Hornibrook Island.’ By Guy Boothby. 1-13.
‘A Witness to the Marriage.’ By W.E. Cule. 14-19.
‘The Last Voyage of Martin Vallance.’ By John Arthur Barry. 20-51.
6th Series 1 (4 Dec. 1897-26 Nov. 1898)
John Burnett of Barns: a Romance. By John Buchan. 1-6; 20-22; 35-37; 52-53; 71-73; 83-85; 99-101; 114-118; 132-136; 150-154; 162-164; 179-181; 194-198; 215-217; 226-228; 244-247; 259-261; 279-281; 291-295; 307-310; 323-327; 339-343; 359-361; 371-373; 387-389; 404-406; 421-423; 435-437; 451-454; 470-474; 487-491; 499-502; 515-518; 532-534; 547-548.
‘The Gurnard Rock.’ By James Patey. 7-10; 24-26; 39-43; 57-59.
‘A Handful of Perils.’ [By Laura F. Wintle.) 28-31.
‘In Care of the Captain.’ By John Arthur Barry. 45-48.
The Bully of Haiphong.’ By Guy Boothby. 65-68; 89-92; 104-109.
‘“The Fatal Shot” at Trafalgar.’ By Arthur M. Horwood. 75-77.
‘Just an Episode.’ By Florence Eugénie Davidson. 120-122; 138-141.
‘In Command of a Company.’ By Theodore Thearle. 124-127.
‘Linda: a Tale of the Klondyke Goldfields.’ By W. Carter Platts. 145-148; 166-169; 183-186; 200-203.
‘A Passage-at-arms.’ By W.E. Cule. 156-159.
‘The Husband of Millicent.’ By Georgina M. Synge. 209-212; 231-233; 250-252.
‘Cornered.’ By George G. Farquhar. 236-240.
‘Miss Crissie’s Roup.’ By ‘Tulloch Ard.’ 264-268.
‘Santa Anna.’ By Fred M. White. 273-276; 297-300; 312-316; 329-332.
‘A Messenger from the Dead.’ By Alan Oscar. 284-287.
‘A Singular Experience.’ By Lucy Hardy. 318-320.
‘The Looting of the Ly-chee.’ By John Arthur Barry. 344-349.
‘A Mystery of the Sword.’ By E. & H. Heron. 353-356; 376-379.
‘David and Jonathan.’ By ‘Tulloch Ard.’ 365-368.
‘Frida Petersen’s Lover.’ By Charles Edwardes. 392-394; 408-411.
‘Murchison’s March.’ By Harold Bindloss. 396-400.
‘The Curse of Mungi.’ By Herbert C. Macilwaine. 417-419; 440-443; 456-459.
‘A Thug’s Conscience.’ By F.W. Evans. 426-430.
The Rebel Spy.’ By James Workman. 461-464.
‘The Boatswain’s Call.’ By Alan Oscar. 478-480.
‘Queen Elma.’ By Archibald Eyre. 481-484; 505-507; 519-523; 536-538; 550-553.
‘An Amateur Professional: a Cricketing Story.’ [By Adam R. Thomson.] 524-528.
‘A Personal Experience.’ By T.W. Wilkinson. 555-557.
‘The Ship-breakers: a Fenland Romance.’ By Thomas St. E. Hake. 561-564; 580-582 ; 595-598; 611-613; 630-633; 644-646; 660-663; 675-678; 696-699; 708-711.
‘Towards the Sunrise: a Tale of Russian Jewry.’ By Samuel Gordon. 566-569; 586-589.
‘A Bridegroom Entrapped.’ By Agnes Gisborne. 602-605; 614-617.
‘Salvage: an Episode.’ By Bennet Copplestone. 606-608.
‘The Golden Bars.’ By John Stafford. 625-627; 649-651; 666-668.
‘Arcades Ambo.’ By Henry Martley. 680-685.
‘The Candidate’s Wedding.’ By James Workman. 689-693; 713-716.
‘The Birthday Pearl.’ By John Arthur Barry. 701-704.
‘The Golden Lily.’ By P.L. McDermott. 721-724; 740-743; 756-759; 775-778; 787-792; 804-807; 820-823.
‘Vindication.’ By Mary Kernahan. 728-730 ; 745-747; 761-764.
‘Lady Stalland’s Diamond: a Story of Circumstances.’ By W.E. Cule. 769-771; 794-796; 810-815; 825-829.
Christmas Number 1898
‘Ormon the Gulfer.’ By John Arthur Barry. 1-13.
‘The Silver Joss.’ By Charles Edwardes. 14-38.
‘A Perfect Cure.’ By Riccardo Stephens. 39-48.
6th Series 2 (3 Dec. 1898-25 Nov. 1899)
The Red Rat’s Daughter. By Guy Boothby. 1-6; 22-26; 35-38; 52-55; 69-71; 85-88; 100-102; 116-119; 130-133; 150-151; 165-166; 179-182; 195-197; 215-218; 230-233; 244-248; 261-263; 279-281; 293-296; 307-310; 324-326; 338-340; 359-361; 372-375; 366-388; 403-406; 422-424; 436-438; 452-455; 466-469.
‘Fiddler Treen.’ By James Patey. 9-13.
‘Dr Barlow’s Secret.’ By James Workman. 17-20; 40-43; 57-60; 73-76.
‘Dunbar’s Find.’ By Brown Paterson. 44-48.
‘Mr Braithwaite’s Perplexity.’ By Mrs Hamilton Synge. 81-83; 104-106; 120-123.
‘The Little Curate.’ By J.J. Bell. 90-92.
‘The Unique Mrs Spink.’ By Mrs A.S. Boyd [i.e. Mary Stuart Boyd). 145-147; 168-170; 185-187; 198-201.
‘From the Jaws of Death: a Tale of Siberia.’ [By D. Paterson.) 138-141.
‘An Incident of the Niger Trade.’ By Harold Bindloss. 154-157.
‘Only a Dog: an Australian Story.’ By Herbert Preskin. 209-212; 234-237; 250-252; 265-267.
‘An Anthropologist’s Coat.’ By W.E. Cule. 221-224.
‘The Romance of Mutby Workhouse.’ By Mrs Isabel Smith. 254-256,
‘The Making of a Man.’ By Ann Scott. 273-276; 300-302; 313-315; 329-332; 342-344.
‘In a Lantern Gallery.’ By Bennet Coppelstone. 317-320.
‘The Dean of St. Paul’s.’ By Eustace De Sal is. 353-356; 378-380; 391-395.
‘The Awful Story of Heley Croft.’ By A.S. Appelbee. 397-400.
‘The Tapu of Banderah: a Tale of the South Seas.’ By Louis Becke k Walter Jeffery. 417-419; 440-442; 457-461; 472-475.
‘The Brothers of the Wolf/ By William Le Queux. 445-448.
‘Secret Despatches.’ By T.W. Speight. 486-489; 506-507; 520-522; 537-539.
‘The Red Flag.’ [By Capt. C. North.] 524-528.
‘The Velvet Mountain: an Adventure in Kamchatka.’ [By Capt. A. Galloway.] 555-560.
‘The Game of Wei-ch’i.’ By Julian Croskey. 561-563; 585-587; 600-602; 617-620.
‘Mrs Mills’ Economy.’ [By R.W, Dawson.] 573-575.
‘The Raven of Flamboro’.’ By Alick Munro. 603-608.
‘Torpedo-boat 240: a Tale of the Naval Manoeuvres.’ By G.A. Henty. 625-628; 644-647; 660-662; 676-678; 725-727.
‘The Master and the Bees.’ By Isabel Maude Hamill. 631-633; 650-654.
‘Bill Goldie: a Pilgrim.’ By William Atkinson. 664-668.
‘The Romance of a Promissory Note.’ By W. Scott King. 691-696.
‘Tregavis the Chemist.’ By James Patey. 705-707.
‘A Democratic Decree.’ By Adam R. Thomson. 730-734.
‘The Beggar of the Blue Pagoda.’ By Carlton Dawe. 741-745.
‘The Silver Lining in the Cloud.’ [By Miss Clarke.] 755-759.
‘Count Paul.’ By Emeric Hulme-Beaman, 769-772; 788-791; 804-807.
‘Fennan Moss.’ By Will iam Buchan. 774-778.
Christmas Number 1899
‘The Branch Bank at Mooroobin.’ By John Arthur Barry. 1-9.
‘The Beauty-mark of Nurse Jones.’ By Riccardo Stephens. 10-18.
‘The Vision at the Menhir.’ By E.J. Rocke Surrage. 19-22.
‘The Hidden Princess.’ By Tom Gallon. 23-38.
‘The Chetwode Heirloom.’ By T.W. Speight. 39-47.
6th Series 3 (2 Dec. 1899-24 Nov. 1900)
Of Royal Blood: a Story of the Secret Service. By William Le Queux. 1-5; 21-23; 35-37; 53-56; 66-69; 87-90; 101-104; 115-118; 131-133; 150-154; 164-167; 180-183; 196-200; 216-218; 227-229; 244-247; 261-264; 277-281; 293-296; 307-311; 323-327; 338-340; 359-363; 371-374; 388-390; 404-405.
‘You Sing.’ By F.T. Bullen. 8-10; 26-29; 40-42; 61-63.
‘The New Waiter at the Boathouse Inn: A Tale of Old Parkgate.’ By Edward Kerns. 44-48.
’Comedy on the Moors.’ By William Buchan. 74-77.
‘Bonamy’s Adventure.’ By Mrs Hamilton Synge. 81-84; 106-108; 120-123.
‘Mrs Portingdale’s Lunatic.’ By W.E. Cule. 93-96.
‘A Maid and Two Swords.’ By Professor C.G.D. Roberts. 125-128.
‘The Chaperon: an Adventure.’ By R. Ramsay. 136-140.
‘Quentin Harcourt, Q.C.: His Love Story.’ By Mrs J.H. Needell. 145-148; 169-171; 185-187; 202-203.
‘A Just Sentence.’ [By G. Woodhams.l 157-160.
‘The Fortunes of Harald’s Cross.’ By A.H. Norway. 209-212; 233-238.
‘The Wit of Lauchlan Macintyre.’ By Mayne Lindsay. 249-253; 267-269.
‘Another Man’s Bag: the Narrative of Ex-Professor Crossley.’ By W.E. Cule. 289-292; 314-316;’ 330-332; 345-348.
‘Batter Shiel’s Diamonds.’ By Charles Edwardes. 299-303.
‘The Opal Bracelet.’ By A. Fraser Robertson. 353-356; 377-381; 392-393.
‘Beyond Earth’s Judgment.’ By Isabel Maude Hamill. 396-400.
‘A Jest That Came Home to Roost.’ By W. Scott King. 408-413.
Our Lady of Deliverance. By John Oxenham. 417-421; 435-436; 452-455; 467-470; 483-486; 502-505; 515-517; 530-532; 549-550; 567-571; 579-582; 596-599; 611-614; 631-634; 643-645; 660-665; 674-677; 694-699; 712-717; 724-728; 738-741; 757-759; 775-778; 788-790; 804-807.
‘Arrecifos.’ By Louis Becke. 424-426; 440-443; 458-463; 473-475; 490-493 ; 507-511; 525-528; 534-539; 553-556.
‘”The White Pigeon”: a Dream of South Africa.’ By Laura F. Wintle. 477-480.
‘The Degradation of Kwang.’ By Carlton Dawe. 497-500; 519-522.
‘The Bishop and the Constable.’ By James Workman. 561-563; 585-588; 600-603; 616-618.
‘The Moorish Treasure.’ By Capt. Cecil North. 625-628; 648-652; 668-671; 682-684; 702-704.
‘The Silver Lotah.’ By Mayne Lindsay. 705-708; 731-733; 743-745; 763-765.
‘Nixon’s Armistice.’ By Harold Bindloss. 748-752.
‘Stephen Whitledge’s Revenge.’ By Guy Boothby. 769-772; 791-795; 812-814; 820-824.
‘The Diamonds.’ By R. Ramsay. 796-800.
Christmas Number 1900
‘For the Sake of a Kiss: a Tate of the Siege of Paris.’ By Andrew W. Arnold. 1-15.
‘The King’s Tintoretto.’ By Adam R. Thomson. 16-21.
‘The Sealed Packet.’ By Thomas St.E. Hake. 22-37.
‘A Jungle Courtship.’ By E.D. Cuming. 38-45.
‘How Kelly Came to Billabong.’ By Carlton Dawe. 46-52.
6th Series 4 (1 Dec. 1900-30 Nov. 1901)
The Lover Fugitives. By John Finnemore. 1-4; 20-23; 37-39; 52-56; 70-73; 86-90; 99-103; 115-119; 132-135; 151-155; 163-167; 183-186; 196-199; 217-219; 230-232; 246-248; 259-263; 281-283; 296-298; 307-310; 324-326; 341-343; 358-360; 372-373; 387-389; 405-407; 424-427; 436-440; 451-454; 468-471.
‘The Family Skeleton.’ By Archibald Eyre. 6-10; 25-27; 40-44; 58-61.
‘Blue Peter.’ By John Oxenham. 77-80.
‘The Best-man.’ By C.D. Leslie. 81-B4; 104-107.
‘Facing the Wang: a Memory of China.’ By Charles Edwardes. 109-112.
‘Poor Pettiman.’ By Rosaline Masson. 121-124; 136-140.
‘The Beggar Who Chose.’ By Mary Stuart Boyd. 145-149; 169-172; 189-192; 201-205.
‘Sybil’s Sin.’ By Charles Edwardes. 209-212; 234-238; 251-255; 265-268.
‘Sealed Orders.’ By R. Ramsay. 273-277.
‘A Romance of Quill’s Inn.’ By F.G. Aflalo. 289-293; 314-318.
‘Kan the Softy.’ [By Miss I. Hutchings.] 329-334.
‘A Half-crown Fortune.’ By Mary Stuart Boyd. 353-354; 376-378; 392-394; 410-412.
‘Just Some Cups and Saucers.’ By John Oxenham. 417-421; 444-447.
‘Boden Garrett, Spy.’ By W.H. Williamson. 458-462; 729-733.
‘The Minerva Bust.’ By John Stafford. 475-478; 488-491.
The Love Affairs of Julius Standen. By Gilbert Stanhope. 481-484; 501-504; 516-518; 532-533; 546-548; 568-570; 580-582; 596-597; 613-615; 628-630; 647-649; 659-660; 675-678.
‘The Celestial Carp.’ By Allen Upward. 540-544.
‘The Story of John Corwell.’ By Louis Becke. 561-563; 587-588; 599-600; 618-620.
‘Fate and an Alias.’ By E. Tristram Crutchley. 603-608.
‘The Track-grader.’ By Harold Bindloss. 631-635.
‘Old Mr Jellicoe’s Plan.’ By W.E. Cule, 641-644; 663-667; 680-683; 691-696.
‘The Salving of Susan Martin.’ [By A. Wallie.] 697-700.
‘At the Sign of the “Silver Bell.”‘ By Andrew W. Arnold. 705-709; 723-725; 740-743; 754-757.
‘A King’s Gambit: an Anarchist Story.’ By E.E. Kellett. 746-749; 761-764.
‘The Eyes of a Maiden.” By Chaloner Lyon. 769-772; 788-791.
Christmas Number 1901
‘A Hare in the Snow.’ By H.A. Bryden. 1-5.
‘At Christmas-tide.’ By David Lawson Johnstone. 6-21.
‘The Secret Passage: an Episode of the “Forty-five.”‘ By James Johnston Smith. 22-37.
‘The Passing of Ronald Carew.’ By F.G. Aflalo. 38-41.
‘The Waiting of Marian Dean.’ By Thomas St.E. Hake. 42-48.
4th Series 5 (7 Dec. 1901-29 Nov. 1902)
Clipped Wings. By Mary Stuart Boyd. 1-4; 20-22; 36-38; 52-55; 71-73; 85-88; 100-102; 116-118; 135-138; 147-151; 143-164; 178-180; 199-202; 211-214; 228-231; 245-247; 258-261; 278-282; 291-293; 309-311; 324-327; 343-345; 356-360; 372-375; 389-391; 405-407; 423-425; 437-440; 452-455; 467-471; 488-491; 506-508.
‘Evan Tanbanc.’ By John Finnemore. 6-9; 25-28; 40-43; 58-60.
‘By “The Devil’s Elbow” Pool.’ By Harold Bindloss. 44-48.
‘Carmelita: a Tale of Peru.’ By K. Balfour-Murphy. 65-68; 90-92; 106-109.
‘Dr Pether’s Parrot.’ By Mrs Isabel Smith. 75-78.
‘Stoffel’s Revenge.’ By H.A. Bryden. 120-125.
‘The King Explores.’ By Robert Barr. 129-132; 154-157; 167-171; 102-183; 205-207; 222-224.
‘A Hero in Dingo Scrubs: an Australian Sketch.’ By Henry Lawson. 184-189.
‘The End of the Chase.’ By Charles Edwardes. 193-196; 217-220.
‘Together.’ By John Gxenham. 236-240.
‘A Benefactor.’ By Katharine Tynan. 251-253; 266-269.
‘The King Weds.’ By Robert Barr. 273-276; 295-298; 313-315.
‘Partners.’ By J.J. Bell. 300-304.
‘A Puff of Wind.’ IBy J.J. Bell.) 331-333.
‘A Comedy of Pearls.’ By A.H. Norway. 337-340; 362-365; 378-381; 394-397.
‘My Midnight Visitor.’ By F.B. Forester. 456-461; 473-476.
‘Prince Adrian of Zell.’ By W.E. Cule. 481-485; 500-503; 516-519; 532-535; 552-555; 565-567; 581-584; 596-599; 611-613; 631-634; 644-647.
‘The Lost Galleon.’ By Katharine Tynan. 524-527; 539-541.
‘New Samaria.’ By S. Weir Mitchell, M.D. 545-548; 571-575; 587-591; 603-606.
‘A Matter of Art.’ [By A. Wallie.I 618-620.
‘Mr Morris’s Hat.’ By C. Edwardes. 625-628; 650-652.
‘The Law Lord and Lesley.’ [By H. Halyburton Ross.) 657-659; 676-678; 694-696; 712-714; 726-729: 743-747.
‘Boden Garrett: Spy.’ By W.H. Williamson. 662-666.
‘Hupeh.’ By Carlton Dawe. 689-691; 707-710.
‘The Salving of the “Senator.”‘ [By C.G. Lawson.) 721-724; 739-741.
‘My Australian Duchess.’ By Guy Boothby. 753-755; 772-776; 787-790; 805-807.
‘The Bethel Stone.’ By James Patey. 764-767; 778-780; 795-798; 810-812; 819-822.
Christmas Number 1902
The Ban of Wodelok.’ By J.R. Oliver. 1-25.
‘A Portsmouth Point Romance.’ By Walter Jeffery. 26-33.
‘A Little Deal in Salt.’ By J. Macdonald Oxley. 34-37.
‘Fireside Patrons.’ By S. Scott-Moncrieff. 38-44.
‘The Lamp-boy: a Story of Bagdad.’ By Valentine Geere. 45-48.
6th Series 6 (6 Dec. 1902-28 Nov. 1903)
Barbe of Grand Bayou. By John Oxenham. 1-4; 20-23; 36-37; 52-53; 71-75; 85-87; 99-101; 115-119; 130-134; 149-152; 164-165; 179-183; 196-198; 215-218; 227-229; 244-246; 259-261; 279-281; 306-310; 324-325; 343-346; 355-357; 371-375; 393-397; 408-409.
‘The Intervention of Grice Junior.’ By Mary Stuart Boyd. 8-10; 25-27; 41-44; 55-58.
‘My Little Affair with the Basques.’ By Charles Edwardes. 45-48.
‘The Dam Reef.’ By Felix Eliot. 65-68; 91-93; 105-108.
‘The Moorabingle Flood.’ By W.H. Lang. 121-124; 135-137.
‘A Chinese Vendetta.’ By Hemingford Grey. 145-147; 168-171; 187-189.
‘A Morning in the Office.’ By Algernon Warren. 155-159; 171-173.
‘”Crif Columbus.”‘ By Louis Tracy. 200-205.
‘Lucia B. Potts.’. By Mrs J.H. Needell. 209-213; 232-235; 250-251; 263-267.
‘A Reaction.’ By J.J. Bell. 236-240.
‘The Ninth Wave.’ By Mark Strange. 273-276; 297-301.
‘Motes and Beams.’ By E.E. Kellett. 312-314; 328-331.
‘In the Dawn at Treganwell.’ [By A. Wallie] 315-318.
‘Shepherd and Sheep.’ By Samuel Gordon. 337-340; 359-362; 376-380.
The Pearl Necklace. By James Workman. 385-388; 403-406; 425-427; 437-439; 452-454; 467-469; 4B7-490; 500-502; 514-517; 532-534; 551-553; 566-568; 580-582; 595-598; 610-611; 629-632; 645-648; 662-664.
‘How Mary M’Gillivray’s Cow Ate the Piper.’ [By G.B. Paton.] 399-400.
‘Llord Cumberwell’s Lesson.’ By W.E. Cule. 417-422; 441-443; 456-459; 471-474.
‘The Irony of Revenge.’ By H.A. Bryden. 460-464.
‘Seraphina.’ By Andrew W. Arnold. 481-484; 507-509; 519-522; 537-539.
‘Alfred Jenkins and the Didi.’ [By A. Ferguson.] 523-527.
‘Ihe Red Heavies.’ By Charles Edwardes. 545-547; 570-573; 585-591; 601-605; 614-615.
‘Mr New-light of Rush City: an American Sermon.’ By Poultney Bigelow. 609-610.
‘The Shrimp in Aspic; or, The Balcony Scene.’ By Rosaline Masson. 619-623.
‘Comedy East and Tragedy West.’ By Andrew Marshal 1. 625-627; 650-653; 667-668; 675-677; 696-698; 708-709; 724-727.
‘The One Passenger on the Diligence.’ [By Charles Edwardes.] 634-638.
‘The Song of Hyacinth.’ By John Oxenham. 657-660; 679-682.
‘Jezebel and the General.’ By Mary Stuart Boyd. 689-691; 713-716; 730-731; 739-742.
‘A Memory of the Prairie.’ By Harold Bindloss. 747-751.
‘Ihe Dollars the French Took.’ By Charles Edwardes. 755-758.
‘Jack Norman’s Love Affair.’ By John Finnemore. 769-771; 787-790; 808-811; 819-820.
‘The One Who Stayed Behind.’ By John Oxenham. 774-777.
‘The Siege of Savigny.’ By Rafael Sabatini. 793-797.
‘A Transandean Adventure.’ 801-806; 823-826.
Christmas Number 1903
‘Ivyinda.’ By Edwin Lester Arnold. 1-16.
‘A Veteran’s Ghost-story.’ By the Author of ‘The Attack on the Farm,’ ‘For the Sake of a Kiss,’ etc. 18-24.
‘The Fate of Sir Aubrey Draxell: Being an Abridgement of a Manuscript recently Discovered in the Muniment Chest at Ravenscrag in the County of York.’ By T.W. Speight. 25-32.
‘Breaking the Rules.’ By the Author of ‘Matthew Dale.’ 32-37.
‘His Best Friend.’ By Walter Jeffery. 38-48.
6th Series 7 (5 Dec. 1903-26 Nov. 1904)
The Closed Book. By William Le Queux. 1-6; 20-22; 35-37; 53-55; 71-73; 84-86; 100-102; 114-117; 132-134; 150-152; 163-166; 183-185; 195-197; 214-216; 228-231; 243-245; 260-263; 279-282; 292-294; 308-310; 324-327; 339-342; 360-361; 371-373; 388-390; 403-406; 425-427; 436-438; 455-457; 468-470; 485-487; 501-504; 516-518; 535-537; 548-551; 566-568; 578-580; 597-600; 613-614.
‘The Mystery of Daloon River.’ By Arthur H. Henderson. 10-13; 24-26; 41-44.
‘The Story of a Sovereign.’ By Arthur O. Cooke. 31-37.
‘Barnaby’s Barge: a Thames-side Story.’ By Thomas St.E. Hake. 37-48.
‘The One Who Never Got There.’ By John Oxenham. 56-59.
‘Cast Bread.’ By Mary Stuart Boyd. 65-67; 88-91; 105-107; 121-124.
‘The Leopard-couch.’ By A. Sarsfield Ward. 136-140.
‘Luck.’ By Louis Becke. 145-148; 169-172.
‘The Toreador’s Talisman.’ By Charles Edwardes. 177-180; 200-203.
‘A Comedy of Lieutenants.’ By Richard Arthur. 209-211; 233-235; 249-250; 266-269.
‘The Intercepted Letter.’ By John Leys. 252-256.
‘Aunt Mary.’ By Fred M. White. 273-276; 298-301; 313-316; 329-332; 334-347.
’Setting the Clock Back; or, The Rejuvenation of Professor Wentworth.’ By Mrs Isabel Smith. 318-320.
‘The Right Horse But the Wrong Man: an Adventure in Southern Spain.’ By F.B. Forester. 353-355; 376-378; 393-396; 408-410.
‘Reformation of Trawdsley.’ By Robert Stonecheek. 380-384.
‘Captain Black and White.’ By John Oxenham. 417-420; 441-443.
‘An Understudy.’ By Arthur O. Cooke. 449-453; 472-474.
‘How the Saint John Came Home.’ By W. Victor Cook. 477-480.
‘Her Excellence.’ By Carlton Dawe. 481-484; 506-509.
‘Judy, an Ugly Duckling.’ By Katharine Tynan. 520-524,
‘A Message Forgotten.’ By Arthur H. Henderson. 529-531; 553-556.
‘Vain Threads.’ By Mrs Isabel Smith. 561-564; 583-585; 601-604; 618-621.
‘The Isles of Destiny.’ By H. Halyburton Ross. 593-596; 614-616; 630-632; 643-644; 659-662; 676-677; 696-699; 709-712.
‘The Colonel’s Murillo.’ By Andrew W. Arnold. 625-627; 648-651; 665-669; 680-683.
‘The Almond-tree.’ By R.E. Francillon. 635-637.
‘The Dead Hand.’ By Mrs J.H. Needell. 689-692; 714-716; 726-730; 740-743; 755-757.
‘The Changed Trunk.’ By S. Baring-Gould. 759-764.
‘The Mystery of the Violet Stork.’ By H.A. Bryden. 769-772; 788-792; 808-812 ; 818-823.
‘The Tragedy of Hougomont.’ By Ethel F. Heddle. 778-782.
Christmas Number 1904
‘The Untold Tale.’ By A.L. Holland. 1-15.
‘Six Seamen and a Menagerie.’ By John Arthur Barry. 16-23.
‘The Favourites of the Regent.’ By Katharine S. Macquoid. 23-31.
6th Series 8 (3 Dec. 1904-25 Nov. 1905)
Giant Circumstance. By John Oxenham. 1-6; 19-23; 35-39; 51-55; 69-72; 85-87; 101-103; 115-117; 132-134; 151-153; 162-165; 179-182; 196-199; 216-218; 227-230; 242-246; 260-262; 280-282; 290-293; 306-308; 325-327; 338-342; 359-362; 372-375; 388-390; 403-405; 424-427; 437-438; 450-453; 469-471.
‘The Black Spider.’ By Julius Ashton. 9-11; 26-27; 41-45.
‘Biddy.’ By J.J. Bell. 58-62; 75-77.
‘Major Mellordyce’s Wife.’ By Emeric Hulme-Beaman. 81-84; 105-108.
‘The Haunted Hat.’ By Professor Hoffman. 91-95.
‘Between Two.’ By F.C. Armstrong. 120-123; 137-140.
‘A Story of the Basque Country.’ By Cecil North. 145-149; 167-170; 184-188; 202-204.
‘Fate’s Revenge: a Story of the War of ’70.’ By Clive Holland. 189-192.
‘Dornay’s Revenge.’ By T.W. Speight. 209-211; 234-236; 248-251.
‘Lieutenant Radler’s Holiday.’ By Dorothea Gerard (Madame Longard de Longgarde). 264-269.
‘An Experiment in Neurology.’ By A.M. Belding. 273-276; 297-300.
‘Diplomacy.’ By Arthur O. Cooke. 312-315; 329-332.
‘The Secret of Carondelet.’ 344-349.
‘The Double Anemone.’ By M. Hardy. 353-357; 378-382.
‘Old Sacks.’ By Margaret Watson. 392-394; 407-409.
‘The Colonel’s Daughter.’ By Helen Porter. 397-400.
‘His Life for His Friend: a Tale of Ninety-eight.’ By J. Sackville Martin, 412-416.
‘The Sign of the Spider.’ By C. Edwardes. 417-420; 440-443; 457-461; 473-477.
The Autocrat. By Mayne Lindsay. 481-484; 500-503; 516-519; 533-536; 548-550; 568-571; 580-582; 596-598; 610-613; 633-636; 642-645; 661-663; 677-678; 691-693; 712-714; 723-724.
‘The Brown Lustre Jug.’ 487-491; 507-509; 523-524 .
‘On the Way to the Wedding.’ By Charles Edwardes. 538-542; 553-555.
‘The Voyage of the Coffin.’ By W. Victor Cook. 561-564; 585-587; 601-605.
‘Thrice Warned: a Story of the Past, the Present, and the Future.’ By Commander B.M. Chambers. 616-620.
‘The Secret of the Glacier.’ By James W.T. Hart. 625-629 ; 647-651.
‘A Friend in Need.’ By Ethel F. Heddle. 653-656.
‘Bundle’s Doing.’ By Arthur H. Henderson. 657-659; 683-686.
‘By the Unfailing Hand.’ By Edward Vivian. 697-700.
‘The Hermit of the Irati.’ By Capt. Cecil North. 705-708; 726-729; 739-742; 755-758.
‘A Misanthrope.’ By Mrs Isabel Smith. 733-736.
‘An Act of Charity!’ By Charles Fielding Marsh. 761-765.
‘The Duke Pays.’ By W.E. Cule. 769-772; 786-792; 803-807; 818-822.
‘Herbert Massey.’ By Marian Bower. 775-777; 795-798.
‘Carmelita: an Episode of Idaho.’ 810-815.
Christmas Number 1905
‘The Story of Anster.’ By Mary Stuart Boyd. 1-25.
‘The Lady of the Chapel.’ By Katharine Tynan. 26-31.
‘When Joyce Grew up.’ By Charles Edwardes. 32-37.
‘A learned Lady.’ By R.E. Francillon. 38-48.
6th Series 9 (2 Dec. 1905-24 Nov. 1906)
A Stormy Morning. By Eva Napier of Magdala. 1-4; 20-22; 37-40; 52-55; 68-70; 88-91; 100-102; 116-118; 132-134; 151-153; 164-166; 182-183; 196-199; 216-218; 228-230; 244-247; 259-261; 275-277.
‘Althea’s Lovers.’ By John Finnemore. 8-12; 26-28; 42-46; 60-63.
‘The Graybeard.’ By Margaret Watson. 73-76.
‘The Boxer’s Daughter.’ By Alfred Colbeck. 81-83; 105-107; 120-122; 136-139.
‘The Adventures of Captain de Longpré.’ 144-149; 168-173.
‘Father Rhine.’ By Francis E. Romanes. 156-158.
‘In the Matter of a Contraband.’ By Arthur H. Henderson. 177-179; 200-203.
“‘Augusta Says.'” By Rosaline Masson. 209-213; 235-237; 250-253.
‘Black Jose: a Tale of the Argentine.’ 264-269.
The Twenty-second Karl. By George Frederick Turner. 289-293; 310-313; 322-324; 341-344; 359-361; 370-373; 387-390; 404-407; 424-427; 436-439; 451-452; 466-470; 483-486; 504-506; 515-518; 538-540; 548-550; 568-571; 580-582; 595-598; 611-614; 630-632; 644-647; 659-661; 677-681; 691-695; 710-713; 724-726.
‘Two Letters.’ By F.C. Armstrong. 295-297; 314-317; 327-331.
‘In the Bishop’s Palace.’ By Charles Edwardes. 353-356; 376-380; 394-398; 410-413.
‘A labour Member.’ By Mrs Herbert Martin. 417-420; 441-443; 455-458.
‘Vanessa Striata.’ By Howard Ashton. 462-464.
‘A Bridge of Fancies.’ By C.J. Lloyd-Carson. 473-476; 490-493.
‘The Learning of a Lesson.’ By Arthur H. Henderson. 497-501; 523-526.
‘A Guardian of the Stork.’ By Edward Vivian. 542-544.
‘Margaret and the School-board.’ By H. Halyburton Ross. 561-564; 584-586.
‘An Experiment in High Finance.’ By Holt Shafto. 589-592.
‘The Strong-room: the Story of a Bank Robbery.’ 600-602; 616-619.
‘Captain Kent’s Commission.’ By W. Victor Cook. 625-627; 651-653; 663-665.
‘The Story of Tokolme.’ By Louis Becke. 667-670.
‘The Master’s Hand.’ By A.N. Innes. 682-686.
‘How Lalavoine Won the Cross.’ By Andrew W. Arnold. 705-708; 727-730; 741-743.
‘The Dyserth Diamond.’ By Alfred Colbeck. 769-774; 787-789; 803-805.
‘Pierre Mazet of the Grand Army.’ By W.D. Gray. 793-798.
Christmas Number 1906
‘Doctor Worthington’s Nightmare.’ By W.E. Cule. 1-18.
‘The Counsels.’ By Antonio de Trueba. Trans. Andrew Marshall. 19-23.
‘A Refuge in the West.’ By F.C. Armstrong. 24-48.
6th Series 10 (1 Dec. 1906-30 Nov. 1907)
The Lord of the Manor. By Fred M. White. 1-5; 20-22; 41-43; 51-53; 68-69; 87-89; 100-102; 117-119; 132-134; 149-151; 164-166; 179-181; 197-199; 217-219; 229-231; 242-246; 258-261.
‘Apart.’ By J. Storer Clouston. 8-10; 25-28.
‘The Bad Luck of Kaptan Holar.’ By J.J. Bell. 56-60.
‘SIioch’s Treasure.’ By D.M. Lewis. 81-84; 104-107; 123-125; 137-142.
‘An Adventure on the Amazon.’ By F.B. Forester. 108-112.
‘A Milanese Mystery.’ By Charles Edwardes. 145-147; 168-171; 183-187.
‘The Undercurrent.’ By J.J. Bell. 188-192.
‘An Open Door: a Story of To-day.’ 209-212; 234-236; 248-250; 265-269; 277-280.
Hoppy. By Capt. Cecil North, 289-293; 309-312; 325-328; 341-343; 360-363; 371-373; 392-394; 404-406; 422-423; 436-438; 452-455; 468-471; 485-486; 504-507; 516-518.
‘The Bride-warden.’ By Owen Oliver. 329-332; 345-347.
“I Cannot Love a Coward, by My Faith!” By F.G. Aflalo. 334-336.
‘The River Pass.’ By W. Victor Cook. 353-357; 375-378.
‘The Pink Hat.’ By Mrs Smart. 380-384.
‘Maggie of the Dunes: a Dorset Tale.’ By Clive Holland. 385-388; 408-411.
‘Ruth; or, the Clothes-pins.’ By Lady Rolleston. 417-418; 442-445; 458-460; 473-476.
‘The Red Geranium.’ By Helen Porter. 477-480.
‘An Episode of the Bush.’ By Sabina Lewis. 489-493.
‘Miss Denison’s Children.’ By Mrs J.H. Needell. 497-500; 519-523; 531-535.
‘Without Declaration of War.’ 541-544.
‘The Height of the Occasion.’ By Samuel Gordon. 548-551.
The Romance of a Floating Dock. By Andrew Marshall. 561-565; 581-582; 596-598; 613-614; 628-630; 647-649; 661-663; 676-678; 692-696; 710-713; 723-727; 740-742.
‘A Marriage of Convenience.’ By Ixyl Ostrakoff. 569-570; 5B5-588; 601-603; 618-620.
‘Destiny.’ By Owen Oliver. 604-608.
‘Seme Sort of a Hero: a South American Story.’ By Frank H. Shaw, F.R.A.S. 641-644; 665-669.
‘A Ship’s Bell.’ By W.E. Cule. 651-655.
‘The Line.’ By Owen Oliver. 680-685.
‘Vengeance Is Mine.’ By Commander E. Hamilton Currey, R.N. 705-707; 729-733.
‘The Hermit of Cape Malea: the Story of a Hidden Treasure.’ By J.L. Hornibrook. 758-762. The Calamity of the Polder.’ By C. Edwardes. 769-772; 789-791; 803-807.
‘Touch and Go.’ By Archibald Dunn. 794-799.
‘A Compact and Its Consequences.’ By Arthur H. Henderson. 820-823; 837-840.
Christmas Number 1907
‘”B1ack Flame.”‘ By Samuel Gordon. 1-21.
‘The Haunted “Smoker.” By Edwin L. Arnold. 22-24.
‘Cousins.’ By F.C. Armstrong. 25-36.
‘Mr Jamieson.’ By Lawrence B. Jupp. 37-42.
‘The Locked Wing.’ By Katharine Tynan. 43-48.
6th Series 11 (7 Dec. 1907-28 Nov. 1908)
A Pawn in the Game. By W.H. Fitchett, L.L.D. 1-4; 19-22; 37-38; 52-54; 71-75; 86-87; 99-101; 117-119; 135-137; 148-151; 165-167; 179-180; 197-198; 215-217; 227-229; 244-245; 261-263; 280-282; 294-296; 307-309; 324-326; 343-345; 356-357; 372-374; 392-394; 405-406; 422-424; 435-438; 451-452; 469-471; 487-490; 499-502; 515-516; 533-535; 550-553; 563-565; 579-582; 594-596; 612-616.
‘Dick Hellmeld’s Double.’ By Alfred Colbeck. 7-10; 26-29; 41-44; 56-59.
‘A Wax-candle.’ By Theodora Wilson Wilson. 12-16.
‘A Romance of Ord.’ By H. Halyburton Ross. 65-69; 89-93; 104-107; 124-128.
‘A Japanese Episode.’ By E. Hallam Moorhouse. 94-96.
‘When Consols Fell to 70.’ 109-112.
‘Tonelli’s Gold.’ By T.W. Speight. 129-132; 155-158; 169-171; 185-188.
‘The Parson’s Knot.’ By Owen Oliver.’ 189-192.
‘A Change of Feeling.’ By Frank H. Shaw, F.R.A.S. 209-212; 234-238.
‘Sergeant Mazet at Borodino.’ By W.D. Gray. 247-252.
‘The Dean’s Dilemma.’ By Edward John Prior. 265-268.
‘The Gold of the “Gunsight.”‘ 273-276; 298-301; 314-316.
‘An Adventure with “Gray Nurses.”‘ By Louis 8ecke. 330-332.
‘Aeneas of the Forty-five.’ By the Countess of Cromartie. 337-340; 361-364.
‘The Teacher of Auchnacour.’ By C. Edwardes. 385-389; 411-412.
‘His Inheritance.’ By Susan Ballard. 417-420; 442-444; 453-456.
‘The Tree That Eats.’ By Brew Molohan. 472-476.
‘The Heel of Achilles.’ By Kate Thurston Marsh. 481-484; 504-507.
‘Pautoe.’ By Louis Becke. 520-524.
‘Fate Takes up His Fiddle.’ 538-541.
‘The Three-armed Buddha.’ By T.W. Speight. 545-547; 569-573; 585-588; 599-602; 617-619.
‘The House in Islington.’ By W.E. Cule. 604-608.
‘Casimir le Sombre.’ By Lady Rolleston. 625-627; 644-646; 659-661; 677-679; 695-698; 708-711; 723-726.
‘The Past—and Ismerie.’ By Arthur H. Henderson. 630-633; 650-653.
‘The Gold-ghost.’ By Albert Dorrington. 662-667.
The Chairs on the Veranda.’ By Rosaline Masson. 682-685.
‘Pedro the Muleteer: a South American Story.’ By Frank H. Shaw, F.R.A.S. 689-692; 713-715; 730-732.
‘Contraband—By the Golden Crescent.’ By Commander E. Hamilton Currey, R.N. 740-745.
‘The Unbidden Guest.’ 757-762.
‘Driftwood.’ By B.M. Danby. 769-774; 787-790; 803-807; 821-825.
‘A Tale of the Seals.’ By Lady Napier of Magdala. 797-799.
‘The Villa Monastero.’ By Marion Yui11. 809-814.
Christmas Number 1908
‘A Family Secret.’ By Mrs J.H. Needell. 1-17.
‘The Treasure-maid: a Story of Hearts and Diamonds.’ By Edwin L. Arnold. 18-21.
‘Vandaleur of Castle Clare.’ By F.C. Armstrong. 22-40.
‘The Specialist.’ By Owen Oliver. 41-45.
The House of Whispers. By William Le Queux. 1-6; 12-21; 36-38; 53-55; 70-72; 84-86; 101-103; 114-118; 135-137; 151-153; 144-166; 172-181; 124-128; 216-218; 228-230; 245-247; 260-242; 278-281; 222-224; 308-310; 324-326; 344-344; 355-357; 371-374; 321-324; 404-406; 424-426; 434-437; 455-457; 448-470; 485-420; 500-504; 515-517; 537-532; 547-551.
‘The Invisible Marquis of Gallantreve.’ By Robert Barr. 8-11; 24-28; 41-43; 56-58; 75-72.
‘The Guarding of a God.’ By Brew Molohan. 45-47; 62-64.
‘The Luck o’ the Spey.’ By Sheriffs Clarke. 45-68; 82-21; 106-108.
‘The Grip in Deep Hole.’ By Charles G.D. Roberts. 24-26.
‘The Red Cross: a Story of the Plague of London/ By Lady Rolleston. 122-126.
‘Antoine Marcourt & Company.’ By Andrew W. Arnold. 145-148; 142-173; 185-187.
‘A Yarlside Romance.’ By Theodora UiIson WiIson. 182-121; 122-202.
‘An Incident on the Yangtse.’ 206-208.
‘In the Primrose-time.’ By C. Edwardes. 202-212; 232-234.
‘Some Shares in Nimpim.’ 237-240.
‘Disillusioned.’ By A. Fraser Robertson. 251-255.
‘The Sequel of a Tragedy.’ By T.W. Speight. 273-275; 277-222.
‘The Awakening of John Havisham.’ By T.W. Hanshew. 313-317; 330-332.
‘The Blunderers.’ By Lady Alice Fergusson. 337-340; 348-364; 376-380; 377-400; 407-408.
‘Boy Bright.’ By Lloyd Osbourne. 385-388; 413-416.
‘John Mainwaring, Financier.’ By Molly Elliott Seaweli. 417-421; 440-443.
‘The Humpback.’ By J.J. Bell. 442-453; 473-476.
‘The Secret of the Sebhah.’ By Alfred Colbeck. 481-483; 504-502; 521-522.
‘In a Garden.’ By S. Ballard. 524-528.
‘Rivett’s Wheat.’ By A.R. Rose-Soley, 527-532; 554-556.
‘Vanessa: a Motor Idyll.’ By Sir J.H.A. Macdonald, K.C.B., L.L.D. 561-565; 577-584; 575-578; 613-415; 430-633; 644-647; 441-463; 474-677; 674-625; 708-707.
‘A Case of Capture.’ By Arthur H. Henderson. 570-573; 586-587.
‘Field-guns—By the Golden Crescent.’ By Conmander E. Hamilton Currey, R.N. 400-603; 617-620.
‘A Winning Hazard.’ 606-608.
‘The Black Flag: the Story of an Escape from Portland Prison.’ By F.V.C. Harcourt. 667-671; 681-684.
‘The Tutor of Tyndrach.’ By H. Halyburton Ross. 689-621; 713-715; 724-727; 740-742; 754-757.
‘Macallister’s Big Bluff.’ By Robert M. Macdonald. 727-733.
‘The Revealing of the Duke.’ By O. Edwardes. 746-747.
‘The Senorita Dolores.’ By J. Morton Lewis. 767-772; 782-723; 804-808; 821-825.
‘The White Poodle: the Story of a Romantic Will.’ By W. Shaw Sparrow. 777-781; 725-727.
Christmas Number 1909
‘Harris of the Mountain: an Echo of the Peninsular War.’ By Capt. Cecil North. 1-14.
‘Four Hundred Years Ago.’ By R.L, Mackie. 15-18.
‘Lone Wolf.’ By C.G.O. Roberts. 17-25.
‘The Kloof of the Crying Child.’ By H.A. Bryden. 26-31.
‘Wheal Catherine of Trencrom.’ By Alfred Colbeck. 32-43.
‘The Invisible Nun.’ By W. Shaw Sparrow. 44-48.
6th Series 13 (4 Dec. 1909-26 Nov. 1910)
Lauristons. By John Oxenham. 1-4; 19-21; 34-37; 52-54; 71-73; 83-84; 99-102; 117-120; 132-134; 152-153; 144-147; 182-184; 194-197; 215-217; 228-230; 243-247; 240-241; 278-281; 291-293; 311-314; 324-329; 340-342; 359-343; 371-374; 391-394; 404-404; 421-423; 434-437; 453-455; 449-471; 487-489; 499-503; 521-522; 532-534; 549-551; 545-549; 578-581; 594-594; 413-415; 432-435; 442-443.
‘The Forgotten Rock.’ By John Foster. 8-12; 24-27; 39-43; 54-57; 74-77; 89-92; 105-109.
‘In the Hands of Chance.’ By Charles Edwardes. 24-34.
‘Captain Reynier of the Voltigeurs.’ By W.D. Gray. 45-48.
‘The Cuxbery Diamonds.’ By B. Paul Neuman. 41-44.
‘The Solitary Guest.’ By Susan Ballard. 45-48; 95-94; 110-112.
‘An “Indifferent” Character.’ By P.L. Oliphant. 122-124.
‘When Winter Came to Green’s Ferry.’ By Byron E. Cooney. 145-149; 149-171.
‘Their Love-story.’ By Rosaline Masson. 177-180; 199-201.
‘The Mantle of Elijah.’ By J. Morton Lewis. 189-192.
‘The Major’s Clock.’ By A.W. Arnold. 209-212; 233-234; 250-252.
‘The Path of St. Peter.’ By K. and Hesketh Prichard. 273-274; 295-297.
‘The Haunted Bungalow.’ By M.F. Hutchinson. 243-247.
‘One General Assembly—and After.’ By H. Halyburton Ross. 305-308; 332-335; 344-349.
‘A Rcxnance of the Reading-room.’ By F.G. Aflalo. 314-320.
The Signet-ring. By Riccardo Stephens. 353-354; 374-379; 394-400; 427-430; 445-448; 404-408; 421-424; 442-447; 727-729; 744-749; 744-748; 777-781; 794-799.
‘For His Mother’s Sake.’ By Reginald Horsley. 385-390.
‘The Duels Cherchez la Femme.’ By Marion Bower. 417-419; 438-442.
‘Love and a Garden.’ By H.A. Hinkson. 457-442.
‘On Old Speyside.’ By John Foster. 481-484; 504-509; 525-528; 542-544; 552-554; 572-574; 583-587.
‘The Buried Talent.’ By Rosamond Kendall. 491-494.
‘Hunter of Carrigaga!loch.’ By Charles Edwardes. 513-514; 534-539.
‘Wild Oats.’ By Susan Ballard. 541-543; 589-592; 598-400; 414-419.
‘Simon Simonides.’ By J. Morton Lewis. 425-428; 445-448.
‘The Bridge: a Mystery of War.’ 451-455.
‘The Hexminster Scandal.’ By W.E. Cule. 457-440; 477-481; 494-499; 709-711; 721-724; 740-742; 757-759.
‘Peter, Paying Guest.’ By Helen Porter. 489-491; 714-718.
‘An Understood Thing.’ By Rosaline Masson. 733-734.
‘The Disappearance of Edgar Warriston.’ By A. Stodart Walker. 749-774; 788-792; 804-809; 820-823.
‘A Man of Austerlitz.’ By J.O. Francis. 825-827.
Christmas Number 1910
‘The Discovery of Felix Fabiene.’ By Marion Bower. 1-7.
‘The Guizards.’ By A.L. Holland. 8-14.
‘Little Mother Lou.’ By Alfred Colbeck. 15-23.
‘Pepita.’ By Andrew W. Arnold. 35-41.
‘The Last of the Bourbons.’ By J. Morton Lewis. 42-47.