No. 2219. — January 1, 1887. Contents. Mobs and Revolutions, by W. W. Knollys, Fortnightly Review A Secret Inheritance - Part III., by B. L. Farjeon, English Illustrated Magazine Mrs. John Taylor, of Norwich, by Anne Ritchie, Macmillan's Magazine A Siege Baby, by J. S. Winter, the author of "Bootle's Baby," etc., English Illustrated Magazine France as it is and was: Government and Society, by a Parisian, National Review Mohammedanism in Central Africa, by Joseph Thomson, Contemporary Review A Pilgrimage to Selborne, by Henry Waring Kidd, Leisure Hour
Poetry. November at the Lakes, by H. D. Rawnsley, Spectator
Miscellany. Autumn Song, by Alfred Perceval Graves, Spectator Left Behind, All The Year Round To Sleep, by Patrick Proctor Alexander
No. 2220. — January 8, 1887. Contents. Sea Phrases, by W. Clark Russell, Contemporary Review "Unstable as Water", by Amy Layard, Temple Bar History in Punch - Part II, by F. C. Burnand and Arthur A. Beckett, Fortnightly Review Extracts From the Diary of a Young Lady - Part II, Argosy Canon Kingsley as a Naturalist and Country Clergyman, by bis, National Review Life in the Alleghany Mountains, Macmillan's Magazine The Modern English Post-Office, by Archibald Granger Bowie, Time The Late Master of Trinity, by J. S. P., Temple Bar Napoleon in Tor Bay, Chambers' Journal Domesday, St. James's Gazette
Poetry. A Bright Day in November, by J. H., Chambers' Journal Departed Glory, by Genevieve Irons, Sunday Magazine A Memory, by Arthur G. Wright, Time Keepsakes, Macmillan's Magazine
Miscellany. Epitaph, Notes and Queries Hours of Labor in Germany, Economist Jewish and Christian Butchers, Jewish Chronicle
No. 2221. — January 15, 1887. Contents. Domesday Survivals, by Isaac Taylor, Contemporary Review Nancy Dedman, Macmillan's Magazine Fred. Archer, by Alfred Allison, Time The Boss of Barangaroo, by A. Werner, Temple Bar Life at the Scottish Universities, by J. Leys, National Review Loyalty of the Indian Mohammedans, by W. H. Gregory, Nineteenth Century Madame Geoffrin, Temple Bar Dante; Dean Plumptre's Translation, by W. B. Ripon, Contemporary Review Marie Antoinette at Trianon, by Charles Hervey, Gentleman's Magazine Just Before Winter, by Richard Jefferies, author of "The Gamekeeper at Home," etc., Chambers' Journal The Humors of Cork, Spectator The Palissy of Calico-Printing, by T. E. Thorpe, Nature
Poetry. The Lingering Look of Love, by Alexander Lamont, Sunday Magazine Rondeau, by Arthur G. Wright, Time Autumn, by H. G. Keene Latet Anguis, by F. W. B., Spectator "If this poor name of mine", Macmillan's Magazine After Horace, by Harold A. Perry, National Review
Miscellany. How Lightning is Kindled, Science for All
No. 2222. — January 22, 1887. Contents. The Aurora Borealis, Edinburgh Review A Secret Inheritance - Part IV., by B. L. Farjeon, English Illustrated Magazine Lady Duff Gordon, Temple Bar The Letters of Charles Lamb, by Alfred Ainger, Macmillan's Magazine Irish Characteristics, Spectator South-Italian Courtship, Saturday Review Incidents of Rent-Collection in Ireland, Chambers' Journal The Caravanserai in Persia, St. James's Gazette Foreign Ministers and Foreign Languages, by Anti-Gallicus, London Times
Poetry. The Lover's Reasoning, Temple Bar "When thou must home to shades of underground", by Campion, Elizabethan Songs After Reading "Sir Percival", Spectator The Two Seas, by J. B. S., Chambers' Journal "Were I a king, I might command content", by Edward Vere, Elizabethan Songs "The love of change hath changed the world throughout", by R. Carlton, Elizabethan Songs
Miscellany. A Picture of Ancient Babylon
No. 2223. — January 29, 1887. Contents. Emin Bey: Gordon's Lieutenant, by J. T. Wills, Fortnightly Review The Philosopher's Window, by Lady Lindsay, Temple Bar A Plea for an Old Friend, Temple Bar Major and Minor - Part I., by W. E. Norris, Good Words Convicts in Parliament, by E. Strachan Morgan, Time Sunderland and Sacharissa, Macmillan's Magazine "Locksley Hall" and the Jubilee, by the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, Nineteenth Century
Poetry. Snow, St. James's Gazette A City Courtship, by Frederick Langbridge, Spectator "Brown is my love, but graceful", Songs from Elizabethan Song-Book