# Once a Week (magazine)/Series 1/Volume 11

ONCE A WEEK.
AN
Illustrated Miscellany
OF
LITERATURE, ART, SCIENCE, & POPULAR INFORMATION.
VOLUME XI.
JUNE TO DECEMBER, 1864.
LONDON: BRADBURY & EVANS, 11, BOUVERIE STREET.
[The Right of translating Articles from “Once a Week” is reserved by the Authors.]
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS (For an alphabetical and subject index, see below)
| No. 261. June 25, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* My First Deal in Horse-Flesh. By Andrew Wynter.
* Angeln. By Burton S. Blyth.
* The Biography of a Plant. By Harland Coultas.
* Long Expected. By John Andrews.
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Part 15). By Ellen Wood.
| No. 262. July 2, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* The Painter-Stainers’ Exhibition. By George Dodd.
* The Deserted House on the Landes. By Miss Knox.
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Part 16). By Ellen Wood.
* Adventures in the Wilds of Connemara (Part 2). By Charles B. Gibson.
* A Declaration. By James Mew.
* Midsummer-Eve in Bohemia. By W. K. Westly.
| No. 263. July 9, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Archery. By George Agar Hansard.
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Part 17). By Ellen Wood.
* Ear for Eye. By George M. Evans.
* Gustave Doré. By G. C. Swayne.
| No. 264. July 16, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Our Furniture. By Andrew Wynter.
* Adventures in the Wilds of Connemara (Part 3). By Charles B. Gibson.
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Part 18). By Ellen Wood.
* The Silver Arrow. By Edward Walford.
* Heather-Bells. By Rev. M. G. Watkins.
| No. 265. July 23, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* The Poor Woman. (From Béranger.) Translated by W. J. Linton.
* The Daily Life of Plants. By Harland Coultas.
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Part 19). By Ellen Wood.
* From Darkness into Light. By George Lumley.
* My First Two Days on the Grouse Hills. By Rev. M. Holland.
* The Dace. By Astley H. Baldwin.
| No. 266. July 30, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Part 20). By Ellen Wood.
* Old Wit. By Blomfield Jackson.
* Clytie. By R. E. Francillon.
| No. 267. August 6, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Human Wasters. By Andrew Wynter.
* Egypt in 1864. By Albany Fonblanque Jr.
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Part 21). By Ellen Wood.
* The Country Parsonage. By Rev. M. G. Watkins.
* Whaling at the Cape de Verdes. By E. J. Morbey.
* Pictures. By J. K. Brown.
| No. 268. August 13, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* A Northern Wedding. By William Black.
* The Fetters of a German. By Burton S. Blyth.
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Part 22). By Ellen Wood.
* Steve Lidyard’s Adventure; or, the Mysterious City. By Edwin F. Roberts.
* “Behind the Scenes.” By Hannah Leigh.
| No. 269. August 20, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Legends of Charlemagne’s City—How the Devil Was Baulked by a Dame. By Morgan J. O’Connell.
* The Loup-Garou: A Legend of Auvergne. By G. J. De Wilde.
* The Mechanical Sempstress. By Andrew Wynter.
* A Blow to “the Profession.” By Robert John Abraham.
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Part 23). By Ellen Wood.
* The Pear. By Elizabeth Eiloart.
* A Procession. By Manley Hopkins.
| No. 270. August 27, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* A Family Fix. By Alexander C. Fraser.
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Part 24). By Ellen Wood.
* An Irish Convict in the Federal Army. By Charles B. Gibson.
* A Real Social Evil. By John Plummer.
* By the Sea. By Clare Fitzgerald.
| No. 271. September 3, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* The Gentleman with the Camellias. By William Langford.
* Wigs. By Dutton Cook.
* The Pytchley Hunt. By John Plummer.
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Part 25). By Ellen Wood.
* The Circassian Exodus. By George Lumley.
* Johann Zoffany.
* Love’s Ending. By George Lumley.
* One Hour. By J. M. Hawcroft.
| No. 272. September 10, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* How to Deal with Our London Poor. By Clare Fitzgerald.
* The Hake. By Astley H. Baldwin.
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Part 26). By Ellen Wood.
* Eastern Travel. By Mrs. Hibbert.
* The Death of Buckingham. By J. C. Hordern.
* Autumn Time. By Walter Thornbury.
| No. 273. September 17, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* From Canada to Liverpool, with “Skedaddlers” from the Northern Army. By Charles Auber.
* The Windows of the Soul. By Thomas Ballantyne.
* Sir Olaf. (From Heine.) Translated by Julia Goddard.
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Part 27). By Ellen Wood.
| No. 274. September 24, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Mad Annette. By Blomfield Jackson.
* A New Era in Portraiture. By James Carpenter.
* The City Companies. By Andrew Wynter.
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Part 28). By Ellen Wood.
* The Police and Mechanism of Railway Trains. By W. Bridges Adams.
* Albert Durer. By William Black.
| No. 275. October 1, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* The Long Firm. By G. C. Baskett.
* Meteorology in 1864. By Rev. M. G. Watkins.
* Arethusa. By James Mew.
* Fossil Man. By George Lumley.
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Part 29). By Ellen Wood.
* Piercing the Alps. By T. G. Bonney.
* The Case of Mons. d’Egville. By Robert Reece.
| No. 276. October 8, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* The Shrine of St. Eloi. By Cornelia A. H. Crosse.
* Lament of Anne Boleyn on the Eve of Execution. By Miss M. Thud.
* A Moorish Martyr. By Anna Mary Howitt Watts.
* Lord Oakburn’s Daughters (Conclusion). By Ellen Wood.
* My Grandfather’s Narrow Escape. By Robert Reece.
* Ana—Poisoning by Tobacco; Hounds in the Seventeenth Century.
* The Mechanical Sempstress (postscript). By Samuel Lucas.
| No. 277. October 15, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Childe Roland. (From Uhland.) Translated by Blomfield Jackson.
* Horses and Horse Copers. By Andrew Wynter.
* Two Lives in One. By C. W. Standidge.
* Ana. By George Lumley.
* Pilchards. By Astley H. Baldwin.
* A Romance of Lima. By Alice MacDonald Kipling.
* Madame la Baronne de V——’s Diamond Bracelets. By Mariet.
* “Slave or Free?” By Julia Goddard.
| No. 278. October 22, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Legends of Charlemagne’s City—Stainless Hildegarde. By Morgan J. O’Connell.
* Transformation of the Gipsies. By William Cyples.
* Charles Wolfe. By Charles B. Gibson.
* Ad Misericordiam. By Evelyn Forest.
| No. 279. October 29, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Theo Leigh (Part 1). By Annie Thomas.
* A Peep at Some of the Islands in the Western Pacific. By John Milner.
* A Corner of Essex Revisited. By Manley Hopkins.
* The Work of Time. By Alexander Ramsay, Jr..
* The Perfect General Secretary. By Alfred Marks.
* “What Is My Love Like?” By R. H. Pye.
| No. 280. November 5, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Theo Leigh (Part 2). By Annie Thomas.
* “Hé Lambert!” By George Lumley.
* Earl Eirek’s Voyage. By W. Alexander Smith.
* Two Swiss Lakes. By Horace Moule.
| No. 281. November 12, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Theo Leigh (Part 3). By Annie Thomas.
* The Royal Sovereign. By C. D. Young.
* Charles Wolfe. By T. H. M. Scott.
* Beyond Gower’s Land. By Isabella Fenton.
* Our Farms and Our Farmers. By J. R. Dobson.
| No. 282. November 19, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Theo Leigh (Part 4). By Annie Thomas.
* Ana—Polish Statistics. By George Lumley.
* A Few Days at Lyons. By Deborah Bowring.
* “Stumpy Brown.” By Edwin Lankester.
* A Poetical Barber. By William Black.
| No. 283. .November 26, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Theo Leigh (Part 5). By Annie Thomas.
* The Stage Hamlet. By Dutton Cook.
* The Metropolis of Gabledom. By William Stebbing.
* An Ice Cavern in the Justisthal. By Charles T. Browne.
* Legends of Charlemagne’s City—Fastrada’s Ring. By Morgan J. O’Connell.
| No. 284. December 3, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Theo Leigh (Part 6). By Annie Thomas.
* Ana—The Siege of Rome; The Mastai Family; Recruiting in the Olden Time; Court Etiquette.
* “The Lesser Light” (Part 1). By James Carpenter.
* The French Palmer. By Alfred Marks.
* Highwaymen. By Dutton Cook.
* The Erl King’s Dying. By Clare Fitzgerald.
| No. 285. December 10, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Theo Leigh (Part 7). By Annie Thomas.
* Waterloo, and Original Anecdotes of the Duke of Wellington. By Edward Jesse.
* “Bye-and-Bye.” By Clare Fitzgerald.
* “The Lesser Light” (Part 2). By James Carpenter.
* Ana—The French Academy. By George Lumley.
* “Davenport Brothers.” By W. G. Smith.
* Sailors of the Nile. By G. T. Lowth.
* Between Tragedy and Comedy. By Dutton Cook.
* A Relic. By Horace Moule.
| No. 286. December 17, 1864. | Illustrated by |
* Theo Leigh (Part 8). By Annie Thomas.
* Earl Strongbow’s Beacon. By Charles H. Williams.
* Ana—Lord Palmerston. By Edward Walford.
* The Morgue. By Alfred Marks.
* Dangerous Dresses. By Alexander C. Fraser.
* Mary Canavan. By John Connellan Deane.
* PAGE
Leigh, Theo.—See Theo Leigh.
Oakburn, Lord.— See Lord Oakburn.
INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.
BARNES, R.—29. BURTON, W. S.—14, 210, 638. DU MAURIER, G.—57, 85. ELTZE, F.—70, 112, 238, 266, 322, 406, 597, 722. FAIRFIELD, A. R.—42, 154, 558, 631.
FROLICH, L.—659, 661. GREEN, C.—126. KNEWSTUB, W. J.—294, 378, 434, 546, 574, 687, 710. LUCAS, H.—447. MORTEN, T.—141, 603. PASQUIER, J. A.—98. PINWELL, G. J.—26, 586, 699, 713. PRITCHETT, R. T.—253, 255, 362, 398, 399, 449, 518. SKELT0N, P. J.—169, 309. SLINGER, F. .—113, 182, 462, 491, 519, 549. SULMAN, T.—1, 163, 197, 225, 226, 227, 281, 282, 283, 389, 391, 477, 479, 606, 607, 671. WOLF, J.—350.
MISCELLANEOUS.—83, 279, 335, 426, 427, 514, 543, 654, 657, 658, 683.
DIAGRAMS.—388, 567, 689.