Time – Author Index

Abdy-Williams, E[llen] M[ary]. ‘Jan Alger. A Romance of South Devon in the Eighteenth Century.’ 11 (1884): 123-133.

— The World. Below: A Novel, o.s. 14, n.s. 3 (1886): 78-87, 216-228, 345-357, 473-488, 605-625, 734-743; o.s. 15, n.s. 4 (1886): 84-103, 208-235, 336-359, 478-495, 607-618.

Abell, Frank. ‘The Family Arms: A Christmas Story.’ 11 (1884): 563- 572.

Archer, William. Trans, from Norwegian. ‘Siesta.’ By Alexander Kielland. 9 (1883): 290-296.

[Argles, Mrs Margaret, later Hungerford]. Portia; or ‘By Passions Rooked’. 7 (1882): 1-19 , 135-152, 256-279, 373-391, 493-515, 616-634, 776-797, 853-872, 988-1002; 8 (1883): 60-71, 150-174, 271-296. By the Author of ‘Phyllis,’ ‘Mrs. Godfrey,’ etc.

Arnold, E. ‘An Episode of Wiesbaden.’ o.s. 15, n.s. 4 (1886): 405-421.

Arnold, Emily. ‘The Ghost of the Treasure-chamber.’ o.s. 15, n.s. 4 (1886): 690-707.

Aveling, Eleanor Marx. Trans, from Norwegian. ‘A Ball-Mood.’ By Alexander Kielland. o.s. 22, 4th s. 1 (1890): 520-524.

— Trans, from Norwegian. ‘A Good Conscience.’ By Alexander Kielland. o.s. 22, 4th. s. 1 (1890): 167-176.

Baker, H. Barton. ‘A Girl of the Period.’ 10 (1884): 299-311.

Balair, Owen. ‘At Krinori (A Mesogaian Sketch).’ o.s. 21, 3rd. s. 2 (1889): 294-315.

— ‘A Commission.’ o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888): 418-428.

— ‘Miss Mayne’s Callers.’ o.s. 20, 3rd. s. 1 (1889): 168-180.

— ‘To Alncaster: A Wayside Tragedy.’ o.s. 18, n.s. 7 (1-888): 440-451.

Barnett, Reginald. ‘The Little Lame Doctor.’ 6 (1881/82): 447-456.

— ‘Mr. Bonfig’s Protege.’ 6 (1881/82): 52-65.

Barrie, J[ames] M[atthew]. ‘My Neighbour.’ o.s. 18, n.s. 7 (1888): 578-584.

— ‘The Pockets of Alexander Pennycuick: A Story for Penmen.’ o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888): 670-680.

Beauchamp, Emily. ‘The Haunted Forge: An Irish Tale.’ 9 (1883): 567-581.

Besant, Walter and James Rice. The Seamy Side. 1 (1879): 65-87, 193-216, 321-345, 449-4-67, 577-610, 705-727; 2 (1879/80): 65-90, 193-222, 321-344, 449-470, 580-599, 710-735; 3 (1880): 97-114.

Betham-Edwards, M[atilda Barbara]. ‘Cressy’s Paladin.’ o.s. 22, 4th. s. 1 (1890): 395-399.

— ‘Love in a Fog.’ o.s. 15, n.s. 4 (1886): 594-605. Signed ‘E. ‘ [Matilda Betham-Edwards contributed to Macmillan’s Magazine under the initial ‘E’ in 1883. The writer of this story is familiar with German. The setting is Italian.]

— ‘The Rebuke Amid Roses: A Story.’ o.s. 12, n.s. 1 (1885): 198-203.

Biart, M. Lucien. ‘Extracts from the Manuscripts of the Late Doctor Bernagius.’ [Trans. Frances Hoey(?). Frances Hoey translated Biart’s An Involuntary Voyage with John Lillie in 1879 and his The Clients of Dp. Bernagius in 1881. Mrs Hoey was a friend of Edmund Yates and a contributor to The World. ] 3 (1880): 562-575, 665-688; 4 (1880/81): 203-227, 548-571; 5 (1881): 574-600.

Black, Clementina. ‘A Long Day.’ o.s. 22, 4th. s. 1 (1890): 73-89.

Blake, Sir Henry Arthur. See McGrath, Terence.

B[lanchard], S[idney] L[aman]. ‘An Adventure with an Adventuress.’ 4 (1880/81): 677-684. [Blanchard contributed a series of sketches of Indian life to Temple Bar under the initials S.L.B. during the period of Yates’ editorship. This story has an Indian setting.]

Blundell, Mary. See Francis, M.E.

Bourne, Moll. ‘The Mystery of a Handsome Cad: A Story for the Bar.’ o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888): 681-687.

Boyle, Frederick. ‘Sybil or Cyril?’ o.s. 17, n.s. 6 (1887): 33-47.

Britton, J.J. ‘The Ghost of the Lederstrasse.’ o.s. 13, n.s. 2 (1885): 436-446.

Brown, H.V. ‘The Wild Man of Ochilbrae.’ o.s. 20, 3rd. s. 1 (1889): 291-306.

Brown, Henry Rowland, the Younger. See Grey, Oliver.

Buxton, B[ertha] H. ‘Irene.’ 2 (1879/80): 308-314.

— ‘A Trying Alternative.’5 (1881): 109-116.

Clarke, E. ‘The Rescue of Chinehead.’ 7 (1882): 765-775.

Clarke, Herbert E. ‘A Great Critic.’ o.s. 22, 4th. s. 1 (1890): 618-631, 705-713.

Clinton, Kythe. ‘What the Glass Told.’ o.s. 21, 3rd. s. 2 (1889): 515-530.

Clowes, W[illiam] Laird. ‘The Fountain of Love: An Idyll.’ 11 (1884): 359-366.

Colmore, G. [Pseudonym of Gertrude Renton, afterwards Dunn, afterwards Weaver]. ‘At Odds with Death.’ o.s. 21, 3rd. s. 2 (1889): 169-188.

Cook, Dutton. ‘Adolphus and Angela.’ 6 (1881/82), Christmas number: 19-30.

— ‘A Marriage of Pure Affection.’ 1 (1879): 183-192.

Corbett, [Sir] Julian [Stafford]. Kophetua the Thirteenth: A Romance. o.s. 18, n.s. 7 (1888): 476-487, 605-616, 730-743; o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888): 94-106, 226-237, 351-368, 475-496, 559-625; o.s. 20, 3rd. s. 1 (1889): 87-101, 202-220.

— ‘Smiling Ford: A Story for Psychical Researchers.’ o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888): 727-736.

Cowen, H.C. ‘An Awkward Blunder.’ 11 (1884): 325-329. Signed H.L.C. Index for October number gives the author as H.C. Cowen.

–‘Like Cures Like: A Homoeopathic Story.’ 9 (1883): 653-662. Signed H.L.C. See entry above.

Coxon, Ethel. ‘Irvine’s Wife: A Story for Husbands.’ o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888): 707-726.

Currie, Lady. See Fane, Violet.

Daudet, Alphonse. ‘The Death Agony of La Semillante.’ 5 (1881): 42-46. Translator unknown.

Davidson, Hugh Coleman. ‘An Awkward Fix.’ o.s. 21, 3rd. s. 2 (1889): 617-628 .

— ‘A House of Splendid Horrors.’ o.s. 15, n.s. 4 (1886): 59-70. Signed Hugh C. Davidson.

Dawson, R. ‘The Mystery of the Rue des Macons.’ o.s. 18, n.s. 7 (1888): 151-166.

DeFonblanque, Ethel. ‘A Child of the Devil.’ 5 (1881): 489-496.

— ‘ “J’ y Pense Toujours.'” 5 (1881): 212-215.

Douglas, M. ‘Bachelor Tom and his Essay on Curates.’ 6 (1881/82): 418-424.

— ‘John’s Bird. ‘ 6 (1881/82): 66-68.

Dowling, Richard. ‘The Lost: Echo.’ 9 (1883): 297-310.

Downey, Edmund. ‘An Accomplished Diddler.’ 9 (1883): 619-630.

— ‘Peter Jenkyns’ 111 Luck.’ 7 (1882/83), Christmas number: 32-45.

Dowty, Algen A. See Smiff, O.P.Q. Philander.

Dunn, Gertrude. See Colmore, G.

Eyre, Paul. ‘Haunted in Chambers.’ 4 (1880/81): 383-386.

Fane, Violet. [Pseudonym of Mary Montgomerie Singleton, afterwards Lady Currie.] Sophy; or the Adventures of a Savage. 3 (1880): 49-81, 136-159, 305-328, 422-449, 524-551, 631-657; 4 (1880/81): 60-88, 168-202, 297-332, 409-446, 509-542, 625-660; 5 (1881): 49-78, 169-202, 289-323, 409-444, 513-550, 649-685; 6 (1881/82): 82-115, 197-216, 310-340.

Fenn, W[illiam] W[ilthew]. ‘The Convict’s Double.’ 7 (1882): 723-733.

— ‘The Ghost of a Chance: A Strange Story.’ 2 (1879/80): 555-564.

— ‘The Hand on the Latch.’ 5 (1881): 618-627.

— ‘The Night of the Great Wind.’ 6 (1881/82), Christinas number: 44-54.

— ‘Snatched from the Tide: or, the Luck of St. Valentine.’ 6 (1881/82): 513-521.

— ‘A Terrible Confession.’ 2 (1879/80): 276-285.

Field, Louisa F. ‘Only a Face at the Window: A Very Nearly True Story.’ o.s. 13, n.s. 2 (1885): 183-196.

Fleming, Albert. ‘Parker’, o.s. 22, 4th. s. 1 (1890): 1072-1082.

Francillon, R[obert] E[dward]. A Real Queen. 8 (1883): 1-24, 121-143, 245-262, 365-389, 546-569, 605-630; 9 (1883): 15-37, 121-142, 241-263, 361-384, 481-505, 601-617; 10 (1884): 1-15. Unsigned, but indexes to these volumes give R.E. Francillon as author.

— ‘The School for Ghosts.’ 6    (1881/82), Christmas    number:    96-105.

Francis, M.E. [Pseudonym of Mary    Blundell].    ‘L’Amour    Qui Change.’ o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888):    545-553.

Gerard, Morice. [Pseudonym of John Jessop Teague]. ‘The Silent House by the River.’ o.s. 18, n.s. 7 (1888):    198-215.

Gray, Melville. ‘A Nonplussed Ghost:    A    Story for Doctors.’ o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888):    737-740.

Greville, [Beatrice] V[iolet], Baroness. ‘A Garret Story.’ 2 (1879/80):    374-377.    Signed    Lady    V.    Greville.

—  ‘An    Idyll of Nuts.’ 1 (1879):    47    5-478. Signed Lady V. Greville.

Grey, Oliver. [Pseudonym of Henry Rowland Brown, the Younger]. ‘A Circuit Yarn. ‘ o.s. 23, 4th. s. 2 (1891):    268-273.

Hannan, Charles. ‘The Narrative of Ruby Garnet, Esquire.’ o.s. 15, n.s. 4 (1886):    195-207.

Hawthorne, Julian. ‘Professor Weisheit’s Experiment.’ o.s. 14, n.s. 3 (1886):    513-521.

Hay, W. Delisle. ‘The Flower of Weardale.’ o.s. 16, n.s. 5 (1887): 672-685.

Hill, John. ‘The Elizabethan Cousin.’ 7 (1882), Christmas number: 17-31.

Hoey, Frances [?]. See the entry under Biart, M. Lucien.

Holmes, Frederick Morrell. ‘The Lost Manuscript:    A    Romance of the Reading Room.’ 7 (1882), Christmas number:    61-74.

Hopkins, John Baker. ‘By the Waters of Babylon.’ 6 (1881/82): 694-714;    7 (1882):    59-79,    206-218, 328-340, 428-439, 516-527.

Houston, H. Brooke. ‘For Auld Lang Syne.’ 9 (1883):    80-91.

Hugo, Victor. ‘Claude Gueux.’    3 (1880):    389-404.    Translator unknown.

Hungerford, Mrs. See Argles, Mrs Margaret.

Ilbert, Mrs C[ourtenay] P[eregrine], [Lady Jessie]. ‘From Nature.’ o.s. 12, n.s. 1 (1885):    56-63.

Imandt, F. Marie. ‘Vira: The Gipsy.’ o.s. 23, 4th. s. 2 (1891): 153-165.

[Jefferies, John Richard]. Green Feme Farm.1 (1879):    11-18, 137-144, 266-274, 392-399, 520-526, 661-669; 2 (1879/80): 17-24, 137-145, 264-273, 399-406, 529-536. By the Author of ‘The Gamekeeper at Home.’

Joynes, J[ames] L[eigh]. ‘The College Clock:    A Tale of Two Lord Rectors.’ o.s. 13, n.s. 2 (1885):    707-732.

Keith, Herbert. ‘The Mysterious Ring.’ 7 (1882):    908-921.

Keith, Nellie. ‘Stella.’ 8 (1883): 25-41, 175-190. Index to v. 8 gives Nellie Keith as author.

Kernahan, John Coulson, F.R.G.S. ‘Haunted!’ o.s. 13, n.s. 2 (1885): 567-572.

Kielland, Alexander. ‘A Ball-Mood.’ Trans, from Norwegian by Eleanor Marx Aveling. o.s. 22, 4th. s. 1 (1890):    520-524.

— ‘A Good Conscience.’ Trans, from Norwegian by Eleanor Marx Aveling. o.s. 22, 4th. s. 1 (1890):    167-176.

— ‘Siesta.’ Trans, from Norwegian by William Archer. 9 (1883): 290-296.

Lacey, William J. ‘Gerald Myrtlemore’s Escape.’ 5 (1881):    347-360.

Lang, Andrew. ‘The End ofPhaeacia.’ o.s. 14, n.s. 3 (1886):    45-60, 168-181, 280-291.

Lea, R.A. ‘The Parson’s Vow.’ 7 (1882):    943-955.

—  ‘A Pastoral.’ 9 (1883): 711-733.

—  ‘A Trip and a Fall.’ 10 (1884): 565-576.

— ‘”What’s in a Maine;” or, the Marshton Scandal.’ 9 (1883): 545-555.

Lee, Vernon. [Pseudonym of Violet Paget]. ‘Signor Curiaza:    A    Musical Medley.’ o.s. 12, n.s. 1 (1885):    6-30.

Lemon, Mary Mark. See Mark-Lemon, Mary.

Levy, Amy. ‘At Prato.’ o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888):    68-74.

Lorton, Lester. ‘The Confessions of “Ugly Conyers”.’ 4 (1880/81): 102-115.

Lowrey, F. ‘A Curious Conversion.’ 11 (1884):    411-426.    Index    to v. 11 gives F. Lowrey as author.

‘Mr. Atterbury’s Duel.’ o.s. 13, n.s. 2 (1885):    198-207.

Lowther, Hal. ‘A Story of Marsden Rock.’ 8 (1883):    82-89.

Lynch, E.M. ‘Faithful or Faithless?’ 5 (1881):    464-475.

McCrie, George M. ‘By Ford and Flow:    A    Tale of the Tide.’ 11 (1884) 270-287.

McGrath, Terence. [Pseudonym of Sir Henry Arthur Blake]. ‘Circumstantial Evidence.’ 4 (1880/81):    606-613.

— ‘Not Guilty:    An Irish Murder Case.’ 4 (1880/81):    117-135.

Mackay, William. ‘Father Mathew’s Mistake.’ 10 (1884):    285-296.

— ‘The Town Pump.’ o.s. 17, n.s. 6 (1887):    147-156.

Macleod, Jessie. ‘A Chapter of Accidents.’ 7 (1882):    975-987.

Macquoid, Katharine S. ‘Mathurin’s Wooing.’ o.s. 12, n.s. 1 (1885): 688-709.

Mark-Lemon, Mary. ‘Tricked and Tracked:    An    Adventure in Paris.’ 3 (1880):    219-226.

Marryat, Florence. ‘What She Said to Him.’ 11 (1884):    318-324.

Marsh, Richard. ‘Mitwaterstraand:    The    Story of a Shock.’ o.s. 22, 4th. s. 1 (1890):    961-977.

Marston, Philip Bourke. ‘Dreaming and Waking.’ 10 (1884):    238-250.

Martin, Mrs Charles. ‘A Humble Hero.’ 4 (1880/81):    449-455.

Maupassant, Guy de. ‘The Dead.’ Trans, by E.O. Scott, o.s. 22, 4th. s. 1 (1890):    1179-1183.

Middlemass, Jean. ‘Number 757, 867:    A    Tale of the French Lottery.’ 1 (1879):    501-508.

— Silvevmead.    8    (1883):    485-503,    649-667;    9    (1883):    46-66, 153-175, 311-327, 401-419, 516-537, 633-652;    10 (1884):    27-49, 139-156, 259-277, 389-416. Indexes to these volumes give Jean Middlemass as author.

— ‘Then and Now.’ o.s. 21, 3rd. s. 2 (1889):    466-478.

— ‘Why John Griffington Married.’ 4 (1880/81):    498-506.

Millar, Agnes Farley. ‘La Mere Angele.’ o.s. 21, 3rd. s. 2 (1889): 60-77.

— ‘The Secret of the Secretary.’ o.s. 21, 3rd. s. 1 (1889):    50-58.

Molesworth, Louisa. ‘A Dog Story.’ o.s. 21, 3rd. s. 1 (1889): 481-490 .

“‘That Kiss of Yours:” A Story not for the Young.¹ o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888):    656-669.

Morgan, E. Strachan. ‘Rosa.’ o.s. 20, 3rd. s. 1 (1889): 390-404, 539-553, 652-661.

Mulholland, Rosa. ‘Macha: A Sketch of Irish Character.’ 5 (1881): 85-99.

Murray, D[avid] Christie. ‘The Major’s Valediction.’ 4 (1880/81): 333-341.

Murray, E[ustace] C[lare] Grenville. ‘Five Years in a Convent.’ 6 (1881/82):    361-378,    481-500, 619-632.

— (the late). ‘A Plum Pudding from Windsor Castle.’ 6 (1881/82), Christmas number:    1-16.

— (the late). ‘Prince and Jew:    A    Russian Jew.’ 7 (1882), Christmas number:    1-16.

Newman, Mrs. ‘The Late Miss Crofton.’    2    (1879/80):    649-661; 3 (1880):    12-23.

‘Max Challoner’s Fortune.’ 2 (1879/80):    41-54.

— With Costs. 3 (1880):    241-263,    357-375,    470-495,    585-605; 4 (1880/81):    10-28,    136-155, 266-280, 361-382, 474-488, 587-605; 5 (1881):    12-33,    132-159,    254-270,    375-395.

Noble, E. ‘The O’Donol Rent:    An    Episode    of    Modern    Irish    Times, 1879-80.’ o.s. 17, n.s. 6 (1887):    168-179, 297-307.

Norway, Georgina. ‘Bab:    A Story for the Town.’ o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888):    754-762.

O’Shea, John Augustus. Extracted from the French. ‘An Odd Set of Teeth.’ 7 (1882/83), Christmas number:    103-116.

Paget, Violet. See Lee, Vernon.

Phillips, F.C. ‘Little Darling:    A Story for Actors.’ o.s. 19, n.s. (1888):    64-8-655.

–Young Mr. Ainslie’s Courtship, o.s. 20, 3rd. s. 1 (1889):    1-11, 113-121, 225-235, 337-355, 449-468, 561-576; o.s. 21, 3rd. s. 2 (1889):    1-18, 113-130, 225-236, 337-344.

Pitchford, Walter M. Watkins. See Watkins-Pitchford, Walter M.

Potter, F. Scarlett. ‘The Great Cacklebury Mystery.’ 7 (1882): 1032-1054.

— ‘My Peculiar Case.’ o.s. 17, n.s. 6 (1887):    325-339.

P[rice], E[leanor] C[atherine]. ‘Lady Adela.’ 6 (1881/82):    379-388. [Eleanor Price’s first novel, One Only (1874), appeared under the initials E.C.P. The first novel to bear her name was published in 1884.]

Quentin, Charles. [Pseudonym of Clara Quin]. ‘The Wave’s Secret.’ 7 (1882), Christmas number:    7    5-89.

Quin, Clara. See Quentin, Charles.

Randal, J. ‘The Anonymous Editor of the “Phoenix.” A College Tale. ‘ 10 (1884) :    185-192.

— ‘Mr. Judson’s Hare:    A    Beagling    Sketch.’    9    (1883):    341-344.

— ‘A Night’s Terror in the Connemara Mountains:    An    Episode    in    the Life of a Commercial Traveller, as Told by Himself.’ 9 (1883): 67-75.

— ‘The Presidential Election at St. Paul’s:    A College Tale.’ 11 (1884):    169-175.

— ‘Private Benson’s Legacy:    A Strange Experience in the Life of an Old Soldier.’ 9 (1883):    176-183.

— ‘Wanted a Wife:    A    College    Tale.’ 10 (1884):    349-355.

Ranking, B. Montgomerie. ‘The Cold Hand of Morbeck.’ 11 (1884): 345-351.

Raymond, Walter. ‘A Complete Change.’ o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888): 335-350.

‘Josephine:    A    Story for the Country.’ o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888): 741-743.

‘Josiah House of Upton.’ o.s. 18, n.s. 7 (1888):    701-712.

Renton, Gertrude. See Colmore, G.

R[hys], C.C. ‘Roses or Lilies? A Reminiscence of Gladiateur’s Derby.’ 8 (1883):    263-270.    [C.C.R.    also    contributed many poems to Time. C.C. Rhys, who published under the initials C.C.R., wrote poems of a similar type.]

— ‘Tuition by Correspondence.’ 7 (1882/83), Christmas number: 46-60. See entry above.

Rice, James and Walter Besant. The Seamy Side. 1 (1879): 65-87, 193-216, 321-345, 449-467, 577-610, 705-727;    2 (1879780):    65-90, 193-222, 321-344, 449-470, 580-599, 710-735;    3 (1880):    97-114.

Richardson, A. “‘The Beloved Persis.”‘ o.s. 20, 3rd. s. 1 (1889): 288-304.

Riddell, Mrs [Charlotte Eliza Lawson]. ‘Edward Etheridge’s Difficulty.’ 9 (1883):    761-779.

Riddell, J.M. ‘Why Doctor Cray Left Southam. ‘    6 (1881/82), Christmas number:    79-95.

Sartorius , B. ‘Helga-Land: A Sketch from the Country of a Thousand Lakes.’ Trans from German by C. Fell Smith, o.s. 22, 4th. s. 1 (1890):    1295-1306.

Scott, E. O. Trans. ‘The Dead.’ By Guy de Maupassant. o.s. 22, 4th. s. 1 (1890): 30-33.

— ‘The Spiritualist.’ o.s. 23, 4th. s. 2 (1891):    30-33.

Shaw, George Bernard. ‘The Miraculous Revenge.’ o.s. 12, n.s. 1 (1885):    315-330.

— ‘Still After the Doll’s House: A Sequel to Mr. Walter Besant’s Sequel to Henrik Ibsen’s Play.’ o.s. 22, 4th. s. 1 (1890): 197-208.

Sherer, J.W., C.S.I. ‘Lord Amelius Luttrell.’    3 (1880):    279-288.

— ‘One of Dr. Pridmore’s Voyages:    A “P. and 0.” Tragedy.’ 10 (1884):    83-92.

Sichel, Edith. ‘The Gossips: A Sketch.’ o.s. 18, n.s. 7 (1888): 297-313.

Sichel, Walter. ‘Before the Rose-tree Bloomed.’ o.s. 21, 3rd. s. 2 (1889):    282-290.

Sime, William. Cradle and Spade. o.s. 12, n.s. 1 (1885):    91-116, 219-244, 355-373, 467-487, 603-621, 729-748; o.s. 13, n.s. 2 (1885):    83-104, 208-237, 335-359, 457-492, 592-619.

Simpson, JEohn] Palgrave. ‘A Belgravian Mansion.’ 4 (1880/81): 233-252.

— Haunted Hearts.    7    (1882):    1003-1031;    8    (1883):    96-111, 218-232, 305-316.

— ‘Next Morning.’ 9    (1883):    682-695.

— ‘Treasure-trove.’    5    (1881):    327-340.

Skottowe, Britiffe. ‘The Man in Grey.’ o.s. 17, n.s. 6 (1887): 426-438.

— ‘The Mysterious Tale    of a Picture.’ o.s.    16,    n.s.    5    (1887): 53-68.

Smiff, O.P.Q. Philander. [Pseudonym of Algen A. Dowty], ‘How Mr. Bandereuff Kept Christmas Eve.’ 7 (1882), Christmas number: 90-102.

Smith, C. Fell. Trans, from German. ‘Helga-Land:    A    Sketch    from    the Country of a Thousand Lakes.’ By B. Sartorius. o.s. 22, 4th. s. 1 (1890):    1295-1306.

Spender, Mrs Lily Kent. Lady Hazleton’s Confession, o.s. 22, 4th. s. 1 (1890):    3-22,    113-129,    225-249, 337-352, 449-460, 561-578, 673-689, 785-803, 897-915, 1009-1027, 1121-1144, 1233-1250. Signed Mrs I. Kent Spender.

Stacpoole, W[illiam] H[enry]. ‘One Night of Horror.’ o.s. 21, 3rd. s. 2 (1889) :    610-616.

— ‘Scratched    Out.’    o.s. 18, n.s. 7 (1888):    572-577.

Stanley, J. ‘Aurelius M. Yelverton.’ 7 (1882):    453-457.

— ‘Long Thornton’s Cups and What Became of Them.’ 6 (1881/82): 404-407.

— ‘A Nominal Rent; or, What Lawrence Congreve Paid for his Wife ‘ 8 (1883):    691-697.    Index to v. 8 gives J. Stanley as author.

— ‘The Sergeant’s Will:    A Story of Hare Court’. 8 (1883): 675-685.

— ‘Thrice.’ 5 (1881):    398-406.

Stephens,  Henry Pottinger. ‘Mr. Brown:    A    Comedy of Errors.’    o.s.    15, n.s.    4 (1886):    678-688; o.s. 16,    n.s.    5 (1887):    14-21,    142-151.

Strachey,    John St. Loe. ‘The Snake-Ring:    A    Doctor’s Story.’    11 (1884):    520-532.    Index to v. 11 gives St. Ive Strachey as author.

Stuart, G.B. ‘”A Bit of Old Chelsea.”‘ o.s. 21, 3rd. s. 2 (1889): 428-435.

Swayne, W.S. ‘Connie.’ 9 (1883): 669-681.

Taylor, Walter W. ‘A Desirable Tenement.’ 11 (1884):    367-374.

— ‘The Miser’s Curse.’ 11 (1884):    176-183.    Signed    W.W.    Taylor.

Teague, John Jessop. See Gerard, Morice.

Thomas, Annie (Mrs Pender Cudlip) .    Allerton Towers:    A Novel.    6 (1881/82):    121-141,    273-293,    425-445,    534-552,    633-654;    7 (1882): 37-55, 227-240, 306-327, 458-476, 554-573, 643-655, 819-831, 890-900.

— ‘By Parcels Post: A Story.’ o.s. 23, 4th. s. 2 (1891): 97-106.

— ‘Cold Starlight:    A    Story.’    o.s. 21,    3rd. s. 2 (1889):    541-558.

— ‘The Curate’s Temptation.’ o.s. 18, n.s. 7 (1888):    353-365.

— ‘Her First Ball:    A    Story.’ o.s. 17, n.s. 6 (1887):    554-566. Signed P.C. See Swan Sonnenschein Archives 7, 508. The volume referred to is The Sloane Square Scandal, and Other Stories (1890).

— ‘An Hour’s Shopping:    A Story.’ o.s. 16, n.s. 5 (1887): 313-322. Signed P.C.

—Love’s a Tyrant. o.s. 15, n.s. 4 (1886):    724-738;    o.s. 16, n.s. 5 (1887):    95-107,    222-232, 355-366, 482-492, 605-617, 731-744; o.s. 17, n.s. 6 (1887):    94-108, 222-235, 352-365, 481-497, 604-620, 729-743; o.s. 18, n.s. 7 (1888):    90-104, 224-239.

— ‘Mrs. Calmady of Clawn:    A    Story.’    o.s.    21,    3rd.    s.    2    (1889): 593-609.

— ‘”Shall    You    Call?”‘    o.s.    16, n.s. 5 (1887):    172-182.

— ‘The Sloane Square Scandal:    A    Story.’ o.s. 16, n.s. 5 (1887): 575-584. Signed P.C.

— ‘Telling of Hopes Gone Wrong.’ o.s. 23, 4th. s. 2 (1891):    1-16.

— ‘”That Woman!” A Story for Wives.’ o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888): 688-706.

— ‘The Vicar’s Wife:    A    Story.’ o.s. 17, n.s. 6 (1887):    84-91. Signed P.C.

Thomas, J.O. ‘A Midnight Adventure.’ o.s. 21, 3rd. s. 2 (1889): 634-643.

Thorne, Leslie. ‘A Startling Experience.’ o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888): 212-217.

Thorold, Florence. ‘Too Late.’ 11 (1884): 534-545.

Tucker, William James. ‘A Marriage Bill.’ o.s. 16, n.s. 5 (1887): 714-718.

Turner, Godfrey. ‘The Five Clawed Dragon.’ 5 (1881): 221-232.

Underhill, George F. ‘Adam de Valaincourt.’ o.s. 19, n.s. 8 (1888): 80-86.

Venahles, Gilbert. ‘May a Man Marry his —-?’ 2 (1879/80): 99-109.

Venel, Mrs Percy A. ‘An October Night.’ o.s. 21, 3rd. s. 2 (1889): 406-4-13.

Vince, Henry Scott. j4s Avon Flows.    10    (1884):    97-124,    209-236, 321-346, 433-461, 537-559;    11    (1884):    1-27,    97-121,    193-219, 289-312, 385-410, 481-509.

Watkins-Pitchford, Walter M. ‘Gunner Billiam.’ o.s. 15, n.s. 4 (1886):    439-448.

Watson, T. Malcolm.    ‘A    Commonplace Episode.’    o.s.    12, n.s.    1 (1885) 578-592.

Webber, Byron. ‘Thorough.’ 6 (1881/82), Christmas    number:    32-43.

Weyman, Stanley J.    ‘In    the House with Galt.’    o.s.    16, n.s.    5 (1887) 447-460.

— ‘A Party of Four.’ o.s. 17, n.s. 6 (1887):    671-682.

Williams, Charles. ‘How I Made my Practice.’ 10 (1884):    474-480.

Williams, E.M. Abdy. See Abdy-Williams, E[llen] M[ary].

Wilson, H. Schiitz.  ‘An    Alpine Honeymoon.’ 6    (1881/82):    501-512.

Wilthew, Peter. ‘The Little Pill.’ 4 (1880/81):    615-622.

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