Adair, Alan. ‘Messer Antonio’s Revenge (The Story Told by the Cremona Violin).’ 9 (1891): 57-62.
Alma-Tadema, Laurence. ‘Thrice Three.’ 5 (1889): 202-225.
Arnold, Edward A[ugustus]. ‘The Romance of Mary Macadam.’ 10 (1891): 687-705, 869-889.
Bennett, Cyril. ‘The Spirit Photograph.’ 3 (1888): 361-372.
Bland, Edith. See Bland, Fabian.
Bland, Fabian. [Pseudonym of Edith and Hubert Bland]. ‘Which Wins?’ 4 (1888): 790-807.
Bland, Hubert. See Bland, Fabian.
Blomfield, Dorothy F. ‘Lady Betty’s Ball-gown.’ 10 (1891): 727-742.
Caillard, Vincent. ‘A Turkish Brigand Romance.’ 9 (1891): 192-208.
Clarke, Sheldon. ‘Naomi.’ 6 (1889): 251-278.
Clubbe, E. Harrison. ‘A Bargee’s Sweetheart.’ 2 (1887): 77-88.
‘As England Expected.’ 3.(1888): 238-243.
Cresswell, Henry. ‘An Unexpected Visit.’ 4 (1888): 647-655.
Cushing, Paul. [Pseudonym of Roland Alexander Wood-Seys]. ‘Just for the Fun of It.’ 4 (1888): 131-141, 273-284.
‘My Advertisement.’ 2 (1887): 491-505.
Daintrey, Laura. ‘Caroline.’ 7 (1889): 812-817.
Dawson, Stewart. ‘University Intelligence.’ 10: (1891): 521-540.
De Cosson, Major. ‘Corporal Giacomo.’ 6 (1889): 631-649.
Drinkwater, Albert E. ‘Blind Justice: A Chapter of Accidents.’ 8 (1890): 396-410, 504-518.
Du Camp, Maxime. ‘The Old Clock.’ Trans, from the French by A.B. 5 (1889): 54-67.
Floyer, Edith S. See Lys, Fleur de.
Gray, Maxwell. [Pseudonym of Mary Gleed Tuttiett]. The Reproach of Annesley. 4 (1888): 1-29, 159-187, 311-339, 442-471, 595-622, 736-764; 5 (1889): 107-133, 250-277, 388-418, 530-564, 684-710.
— ‘The Silver Casket.’ 2 (1887): 203-220.
Harcourt, Alfred. ‘Town and River.’ 8 (1890): 352-370.
Hardy, Thomas. ‘The Waiting Supper.’ 3 (1888): 42-67, 199-218.
Harrison, Mary St. Leger. See Lucas Malet.
Harvey, Annie Jane. See Hope, Andree.
Hope, Andree. [Pseudonym of Annie Jane Harvey]. ‘The Jewel Merchants of Mynors Court.’ 2 (1887): 13-39.
— ‘A Terrible Night.’ 1 (1887): 331-353.
Hubbard, W. ‘Brother Peter.’ 1 (1887): 651-668.
Hutchinson, Horace. That Fiddler Fellow. 7 (1890): 689-705, 829-846; 8 (1890): 101-115, 254-268.
Jennings, L[ouis] J[ohn]. ‘Joel Quaife’s Return.’ 6 (1889): 768-787.
Kendall, May. ‘Bound for Green Fields.’ 7 (1890): 683-688.
Kingsley, Mary. See Malet, Lucas.
Lawless, The Hon. Emily. Major Lawrence, F.L.S. 1 (1887): 81-114, 254-284, 406-428, 551-572, 695-716, 835-860; 2 (1887): 113-140, 259-285, 398-428, 543-573, 688-716.
— ‘Old Lord Kilconnell.’ 8(1890): 229-245.
— ‘Quin Lough.’ 4 (1888): 509-535.
Lawson, J. ‘Graciosa.’ 8 (1890): 532-546.
Lee, Vernon. [Pseudonym of Violet Paget]. ‘Amour Dure: Passages from
the Diary of Spiridion Trepka.’ 1 (1887): 49-65, 188-199.
Low, Frances H. ‘His Little Comedy.’ 8 (1890): 638-648.
Lyall, Edna. Derrick Vaughan – Novelist. 5 (1889): 433-451, 586-607, 738-762.
Lynch, Hannah. ‘The Romantic Episode in the Life of Miss Charlotte 0’Mara.’ 10 (1891): 362-383.
Lys, Fleur de. [Pseudonym of Edith S. Floyer]. ‘A Curious Poisoning Case.’ 8 (1890): 680-695, 814-830.
Maccoll, Hugh. ‘Mrs. Higgins’s Strange Lodger.’ 10 (1891): 937-976.
Malet, Lucas. [Pseudonym of Mary Kingsley, later Mrs St. Leger
Harrison]. A Counsel of Perfection. 3 (1888): 118-140, 258-284, 408-428, 549-573, 700-717, 836-861.
Mason, Charlotte M. ‘Spoilt Lives.’ 5 (1889): 349-364.
Munthe, Axel. ‘For Those Who Love Music.’ 2 (1887): 462-469.
— ‘Monsieur Alfredo.’ 2(1887): 637-646.
Newman, Mrs. Begun in Jest. 9 (1891): 93-120, 221-242, 365-395, 546-559, 671-691, 805-819; 10 (1891): 103-132, 246-279, 419-448, 583-598, 801-824, 995-1017.
Norris, W[illiam] E[dward]. ‘Jack’s Father.’ 3 (1888): 646-662, 761-776.
— Marcia. 7 (1890): 1-33, 151-182, 309-340, 470-500, 603-632, 742-771; 8 (1890): 19-48, 170-200, 301-332, 455-586, 607-637, 735-763.
Paget, Violet. See Lee, Vernon.
Shindler, R. ‘A Maiden Speech.’ 10 (1891): 194-215.
Soans, R[ichard] G[ilbert], ‘Plates or Bags?’ 10 (1891): 911-9 22.
Sturgis, Julian. Comedy of a Country House. 5 (1889): 11-36, 153-181, 321-347, 474-504, 629-659, 819-844; 6 (1889): 114-136.
Sully, James. ‘A Political Apostate.’ 8 (1890): 783-804.
Tarpey, W.B. ‘To the Rescue.’ 10 (1891): 890-899.
Tuttiett, Mary Gleed. See Gray, Maxwell.
Woods, Margaret L[ouise]. Esther Vanhomrigh. 9 (1891): 1-30, 145-171, 302-325, 443-470, 588-617, 721-750; 10 (1891): 11-39, 160-179, 320-347, 477-500, 655-677, 833-858.
Wood-Seys, Roland Alexander. See Cushing, Paul.
Signed Stories – Author Untraceable
B., A. Trans. ‘The Old Clock.’ By Maxime du Camp. 5 (1889): 54-67.
F. I.O. Miss Blake of Monkshalton. 7 (1890): 75-98, 249-272, 399-418, 547-564.
ANONYMOUS AUTHORSHIP
[John Murray advise that their catalogue of authors who contributed anonymously to Murray’s Magazine has not survived nor is there any trace of the names in their archives. [Letter from Virginia Murray, 6 Sept 1979]. All other efforts to trace the authors have proved unsuccessful.]
‘”Aunt Hannah” .’ 2 (1887): 340-347.
‘A Christmas Cracker.’ 3 (1888): 97-105.
‘The Empty Compartment.’ 8 (1890): 85-94.
‘Falsely True.’ 6(1889): 551-568.
‘For Pity’s Sake.’ 1 (1887): 773-789.
‘A Good Old Family.’ 4 (1888): 555-573, 700-716, 843-860.
‘Great-aunt Sarah.’ 6 (1889): 396-412.
‘Jim’s Meg.’ 2 (1887): 777-790.
‘A Message from the Dead.’ 2 (1887): 601-620.
The Minister of Kindraeh. 6 (1889): 11-31, 155-169, 346-363, 455-472.
‘Phelim’s Punishment.’ (‘Two Irish Stories – I’). 10 (1891): 977-985.
‘Saint Patrick’s Penance.’ (‘Two Irish Stories – II’). 10 (1891): 986-994.
‘A Sleeping Beauty.’ 2 (1887), 836-860.
‘What the Bag Contained; An Incident of “Ninety-eight”.’ 9 (1891): 777-794.