An edition of The Cornhill Magazine
(1860)
The Cornhill Magazine
Volume 1, January–June 1860
by George Murray Smith
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A Victorian literary journal founded by George Murray Smith in 1859 and published from 1860 until 1975. Originally edited by William Thackeray, it was intended to reach the same audience as Charles Dickens’ All the Year Round.
Publish Date
1860
Publisher
Smith, Elder & Co.
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Book Details
Table of Contents
☞.
Framley Parsonage (Anthony Trollope)
Page ☜
Chapter 1.
“Omnes omnia bona dicere”
Page 1
Chapter 2.
The Framley Set, and the Chaldicotes Set
Page 8
Chapter 3.
Chaldicotes
Page 16
The Chinese and the Outer Barbarians
Page 26
Lovel the Widower.—Chapter 1. The Bachelor of Beak Street
Page 44
Studies in Animal Life.—Chapter 1
Page 61
Father Prout’s Inaugurative Ode to the Author of “Vanity Fair”
Page 75
Our Volunteers
Page 77
A Man of Letters of the last Generation
Page 85
The Search for Sir John Franklin (from the Private Journal of an Officer of the Fox)
Page 96
The First Morning of 1860
Page 122
Roundabout Papers.—No. 1. On a Lazy Idle Boy
Page 124
Nil Nisi Bonum
Page 129
Invasion Panics
Page 135
To Goldenhair (from Horace). By Thomas Hood
Page 149
☞.
Framley Parsonage (Anthony Trollope)
Page ☜
Chapter 4.
A Matter of Conscience
Page 150
Chapter 5.
Amantium Irae Amoris Integratio
Page 156
Chapter 6.
Mr. Harold Smith’s Lecture
Page 167
Tithonus. By Alfred Tennyson
Page 175
William Hogarth: Painter, Engraver and Philosopher.—I. Little Boy Hogarth
Page 177
Unspoken Dialogue. By R. Monckton Milnes
Page 194
Studies in Animal Life.—Chapter 2
Page 198
Curious if True. (Extract from a Letter from Richard Whittingham, Esq.)
Page 208
Life among the Lighthouses
Page 220
Lovel the Widower.—Chapter 2. In which Miss Prior is kept at the Door
Page 233
An Essay without End
Page 248
A few Words on Junius and Macaulay
Page 257
William Hogarth: Painter, Engraver and Philosopher.—II. Mr. Gamble’s Apprentice
Page 264
Mabel
Page 282
Studies in Animal Life.—Chapter 3
Page 283
☞.
Framley Parsonage (Anthony Trollope)
Page ☜
Chapter 7.
Sunday Morning
Page 296
Chapter 8.
Gatherum Castle
Page 302
Chapter 9.
The Vicar’s Return
Page 315
Sir Joshua and Holbein
Page 322
A Changeling
Page 329
Lovel the Widower.—Chapter 3. In which I play the Spy
Page 330
The National Gallery Difficulty Solved
Page 346
A Winter Wedding-Party in the Wilds
Page 356
Student Life in Scotland
Page 366
Roundabout Papers.—No. 2. On Two Children in Black
Page 380
Lovel the Widower.—Chapter 4. A Black Sheep
Page 385
Colour Blindness
Page 403
Spring. By Thomas Hood
Page 411
Inside Canton
Page 412
William Hogarth: Painter, Engraver and Philosopher.—III. A Long Ladder, and Hard to Climb
Page 417
Studies in Animal Life.—Chapter 4
Page 438
Strangers Yet! By R. Monckton Milnes
Page 448
☞.
Framley Parsonage (Anthony Trollope)
Page ☜
Chapter 10.
Lucy Robarts
Page 449
Chapter 11.
Griselda Grantly
Page 457
Chapter 12.
The Little Bill
Page 468
Ideal Houses
Page 475
Dante
Page 483
The Last Sketch—Emma (a fragment of a Story by the late Charlotte Brontë
Page 485
Under Chloroform
Page 499
The How and Why of Long Shots and Straight Shots
Page 505
☞.
Framley Parsonage (Anthony Trollope)
Page ☜
Chapter 13.
Delicate Hints
Page 513
Chapter 14.
Mr. Crawley of Hogglestock
Page 521
Chapter 15.
Lady Lufton’s Ambassador
Page 530
Campaigning in China
Page 537
Little Scholars
Page 549
The Carver’s Lesson
Page 560
William Hogarth: Painter, Engraver and Philosopher.—IV. The Painter’s Progress
Page 561
Written in the Deepdene Album. By Washington Iriving
Page 582
Lovel the Widower.—Chapter V. In which I am Stung by a Serpent
Page 583
Studies in Animal Life.—Chapter 5
Page 598
Paterfamilias to the Editor of the “Cornhill Magazine”
Page 608
The Outcast Mother. By E. J. Brontë
Page 616
The Portent.—I. Its Legend
Page 617
Roundabout Papers.—No. 3. On Ribbons
Page 631
London the Stronghold of England
Page 641
Lovel the Widower.—Chapter VI. Cecilia’s Successor
Page 652
The Maiden’s Lover
Page 669
The Portent.—II. The Omen coming on
Page 670
Studies in Animal Life.—Chapter 6
Page 682
☞.
Framley Parsonage (Anthony Trollope)
Page ☜
Chapter 16.
Mrs. Podgens’ Baby
Page 691
Chapter 17.
Mrs. Proudie’s Conversazione
Page 700
Chapter 18.
The New Minister’s Patronage
Page 709
William Hogarth: Painter, Engraver and Philosopher.—V. Between London and Sheerness
Page 716
An Austrian Employé
Page 736
Sir Seh and Womankind. By William Duthie
Page 742
The Poor Man’s Kitchen
Page 745
Roundabout Papers.—No. 4. On some late great Victories
Page 755
☞.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Page ☜
I am referred to Cecilia
Page 44
Departure of Exploring Parties from Port Kennedy
Page 96
Unspoken Dialogue
Page 194
Bessy’s Spectacles
Page 233
Mr. Gamble’s Apprentice
Page 264
Where the Sugar goes
Page 330
Bessy’s Reflections
Page 385
Lord Lufton and Lucy Robarts
Page 449
Bedford to the Rescue
Page 583
Legend of the Portent
Page 617
Lovel’s Mothers
Page 652
“Was it not a Lie?”
Page 691
A Chart showing the Tracks of the Yacht “Fox,” to face page
Page 120
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