An edition of The Cornhill Magazine
(1860)
The Cornhill Magazine
Volume 7, January–June 1863
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
1863
Publisher
Smith, Elder & Co.
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Book Details
Table of Contents
☞.
Romola (George Eliot)
Page ☜
Chapter 33.
Baldassarre makes an Acquaintance.
Page 1
Chapter 34.
No Place for Repentance.
Chapter 35.
What Florence was thinking of.
Chapter 36.
Ariadne discrowns Herself.
Chapter 37.
The Tabernacle Unlocked.
Society
Page 31
Indian Cossacks
Page 42
☞.
The Small House at Allington (Anthony Trollope)
Page ☜
Chapter 13.
A Visit to Guestwick
Page 56
Chapter 14.
John Eames takes a Walk
Chapter 15.
The Last Day
The Science of Garotting and Housebreaking
Page 79
Richmond and Washington during the War
Page 93
A Christmas Carol for 1862. By George MacDonald
Page 103
The Story of Elizabeth. Part 5
Page 104
Modern Taxidermy
Page 120
Roundabout Papers.—No. 27. On some Carp at Sans Souci.
Page 126
Good Night! By Frederick Greenwood
Page 131
☞.
Our Survey of Literature and Science
Page 132
Literature:—Memoirs of Lady Morgan. Lady Audley’s Secret. Mrs. Hallidaburton’s Troubles. Dr. Wilson’s Pre-Historic Man. Wild Wales. Guide-book to the Channel Islands. Origin and History of the English Language, and of the Early Literature it Embodies.
Science:—Effects of the Earth’s Rotation. Sugar as Food. Are the Nerves Excitors or Controllers? Variability of Nebulæ.
☞.
Romola (George Eliot)
Page ☜
Chapter 38.
The Black Marks become Magical.
Page 145
Chapter 39.
A Supper in the Rucellai Gardens.
Chapter 40.
An Arresting Voice.
Chapter 41.
Coming Back.
The Inner Life of a Man-of-War
Page 172
The Punishment of Convicts
Page 189
The * * * * in the Closet.—Passages extracted from the Journal of the Baron Delaunay
Page 203
☞.
The Small House at Allington (Anthony Trollope)
Page ☜
Chapter 16.
Mr. Crosbie meets an Old Clergyman on his way to Courcy Castle
Page 214
Chapter 17.
Courcy Castle
Chapter 18.
Lily Dale’s First Love-Letter
The Sharpshooters of the Press: in England, France, and Germany
Page 238
The Working Man’s Restaurant
Page 252
Brotherless. By William Smith
Page 259
Roundabout Papers.—No. 28. Autour de mon Chapeau.
Page 260
Kinglake’s Crimean War
Page 268
☞.
Notes on Science
Page 276
On the Size of the Brain in Men and Women. On the Nutrition of Plants. Frozen Well in Vermont, United States.
☞.
Romola (George Eliot)
Page ☜
Chapter 42.
Romola in her Place.
Page 281
Chapter 43.
The Unseen Madonna.
Chapter 44.
The Visible Madonna.
Chapter 45.
At the Barber’s Shop.
Chapter 46.
By a Street Lamp.
Relative Cost of the French and British Armies
Page 310
The Dark Church in Vienna
Page 326
The Medical Evidence of Crime
Page 338
☞.
The Small House at Allington (Anthony Trollope)
Page ☜
Chapter 19.
The Squire makes a Visit to the Small House
Page 349
Chapter 20.
Dr. Crofts
Chapter 21.
John Eames encounters two Adventures, and displays great Courage in both
The Forty Royal Families, and their Intermarriages
Page 374
A Night at Greenwich Observatory
Page 381
A Moral Man. Translated from the Russian of Nekrasof by Alexander Koumanin
Page 390
Aids to Beauty, Real and Artificial
Page 391
A Ride with the Cossacks at Kertch
Page 401
☞.
Notes on Science
Page 412
Is fresh Air necessary during Sleep? Why Animals to be eaten must be killed. Formation of Coral Islands. Mystic Pond. Manufacture of the Voice. Discovery of gigantic Animals in Ice.
☞.
Romola (George Eliot)
Page ☜
Chapter 47.
Check.
Page 417
Chapter 48.
Counter-check.
Chapter 49.
The Pyramid of Vanities.
Chapter 50.
Tessa Abroad and at Home.
Chapter 51.
Monna Brigida’s Conversion.
Life in a Barrack
Page 441
Corpulence
Page 457
March Winds
Page 468
☞.
The Small House at Allington (Anthony Trollope)
Page ☜
Chapter 22.
Lord De Guest at Home
Page 469
Chapter 23.
Mr. Plantagenet Palliser
Chapter 24.
A Mother-in-Law and a Father-in-Law
A Run through the Southern States. By an English Officer
Page 495
Oaths
Page 516
The Cilician Pirates. By W. Frank Smith
Page 530
Poland and her Friends
Page 532
☞.
Notes on Science
Page 542
Why the Stomach digests and is not digested. The Vapour in our Atmosphere, and its Effect on Heat. Astronomy of the Invisible. Iced Water.
On Alexdrines: A Letter to some Country Cousins
Page 546
☞.
Romola (George Eliot)
Page ☜
Chapter 52.
A Prophetess.
Page 553
Chapter 53.
On San Miniato.
Chapter 54.
The Evening and the Morning.
Chapter 55.
Waiting.
Chapter 56.
The other Wife.
Westminster Abbey: March 25, 1863
Page 577
Chess
Page 589
Homesick. By E. Letherbrow
Page 601
From Yeddo to London with the Japanese Ambassadors
Page 603
Maladetta. By William Smith
Page 621
A Meditation; on Skeletons—and some other Things
Page 622
The Strange Story of the Marquise de Douhault
Page 629
Revelations of Prison Life
Page 638
The Mental Condition of Babies
Page 649
☞.
The Small House at Allington (Anthony Trollope)
Page ☜
Chapter 25.
Adolphus Crosbie spends an Evening at his Club
Page 657
Chapter 26.
Lord de Courcy in the Bosom of his Family
Chapter 27.
“On my Honour, I do not understand it”
☞.
Romola (George Eliot)
Page ☜
Chapter 57.
Why Tito was Safe.
Page 681
Chapter 58.
A Final Understanding.
Chapter 59.
Pleading.
Chapter 60.
The Scaffold.
Chapter 61.
Drifting Away.
Spiritualism
Page 706
Sibyl’s Disappointment
Page 720
Paint, Powder, Patches
Page 738
Newspaper Writers in Germany
Page 748
☞.
The Small House at Allington (Anthony Trollope)
Page ☜
Chapter 28.
The Board
Page 756
Chapter 29.
John Eames returns to Burton Crescent
Chapter 30.
“Is it from him?”
On the Future Extinction of Blue Eyes
Page 781
Eugénie de Guérin
Page 784
To Correspondents
Page 801
☞.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Page Face page
“You didn’t think it was so Pretty, did you?”
Page 1
Escaped
Page 29
“Why, it’s Young Eames.”
Page 56
“Out in the Garden.”
Page 104
“Father, I will be Guided.”
Page 145
A Supper in the Rucellai Gardens
Page 153
The First Meeting
Page 207
“There is Mr. Harding coming out of the Deanery.”
Page 214
The Visible Madonna
Page 281
A Dangerous Colleague
Page 306
“And have I not really Loved You?”
Page 349
Monna Brigida’s Conversion
Page 417
Mr. Palliser and Lady Dumbello
Page 469
The Cilician Pirates
Page 530
“But you will Help Me?”
Page 553
Tessa at Home
Page 569
“She Weeps for a Daughter worse than Dead.”
Page 621
“Devotedly attached to the Young Man!”
Page 657
Drifting away
Page 681
A Sorry Jest
Page 720
The Board
Page 756
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