# Once a Week (magazine)/Series 1/Volume 7

ONCE A WEEK.
AN
Illustrated Miscellany
OF
LITERATURE, ART, SCIENCE, & POPULAR INFORMATION.
VOLUME VII.
JUNE TO DECEMBER, 1862.
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. 157. June 28, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* Mobile. By Thomas L. Nichols.
* My Uncle’s Cashier. By A. Stewart Harrison.
* A Day-Dream on the Rhine. By Walter Thornbury.
* The Caterpillar. By Walter Alfred Hills.
* Private and Confidential: The International Exhibition. By Charles Augustus Cole.
| No. 158. July 5, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* A Billiard Room Acquaintance.
* Royal Espousals. By Harriet Martineau.
* Verner’s Pride (Part 2). By Ellen Wood.
* Siluria. By Rev. M. G. Watkins.
* Till Death. By Astley H. Baldwin.
| No. 159. July 12, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* How to Deal with Our Rural Poor.
* Rain. By Rev. M. G. Watkins.
* Head-Gear in the South. By Michael Terry.
* Am Schweitz. By Charles L. Eastlake.
* What Was It? By G. G. Alexander.
| No. 160. July 19, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* A Night on the Niagara. By Thomas L. Nichols.
* A Moral from Saint Swithin. By Astley H. Baldwin.
* The Tribulation of Russia. By Harriet Martineau.
* Verner’s Pride (Part 4). By Ellen Wood.
* “Dulce Domum.” By Mackenzie Walcott.
* A Few Vacancies. By Michael Terry.
* John Barleycorn. By Louis J. Jennings.
| No. 161. July 26, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* Summer in Devonshire. By Rev. M. G. Watkins.
* An Ohio Steamboat. By Thomas L. Nichols.
* Sea-Waifs and Sea-Strays. By W. Bridges Adams.
* “Parvuli.” By Astley H. Baldwin.
* Beautiful Monstrosities. By H. Noel Humphreys.
* Pleasant Conversable Fellows on a Journey. By Louis Sand.
| No. 162. August 2, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* Sea-Side Life. By Harry Jones.
* Verner’s Pride (Part 6). By Ellen Wood.
* A Gossip about the Art Treasures at South Kensington (Part 1). By J. E. Nightingale.
| No. 163. August 9, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* A Gossip about the Art Treasures at South Kensington (Part 2). By J. E. Nightingale.
* Tavern Signs. By James Mew.
* The Green Crab. By J. G. Wood.
* Brief. By Astley H. Baldwin.
| No. 164. August 16, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* The English Boy of the Future. By Harriet Martineau.
* Curiosities of Eel Culture. By James G. Bertram.
* Verner’s Pride (Part 8). By Ellen Wood.
* Reflections from the Diamonds at the Great Exhibition. By Augustus William Dubourg.
* The Trials of an Inventor, Wilhelm Bauer, the German Engineer (Part 1). By Mrs. H. Stanley.
| No. 165. August 23, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* Join Hands—Leave Nobody Out. By Harriet Martineau.
* Medusa and Her Locks. By J. G. Wood.
* What I Heard at the Coffee Party. By Baroness Matilda von Lachmann.
* The Monogram. By Michael Terry.
* The Parting of Ulysses. By Rev. M. G. Watkins.
* An Adventure in Spain. By Isabella Fenton.
* The Trials of an Inventor, Wilhelm Bauer, the German Engineer (Part 2). By Mrs. H. Stanley.
| No. 166. August 30, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* Our English World-Winners. By W. Bridges Adams.
* Found Twenty Years After. By Gilbert Arthur À Beckett.
* Useful Monstrosities. By H. Noel Humphreys.
* A Word upon Crutches. By Michael Terry.
* Verner’s Pride (Part 10). By Ellen Wood.
* The Vatican Manufactory. By Michael Terry.
* Two Regicides. By F. Pierrepoint.
| No. 167. September 6, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* The National Loaf and Purse in 1863. By Harriet Martineau.
* Under the Lemons. By Emilie A. Venturi.
* Ave, Cæsar! By Horace Moule.
* Outside the Walls. By Edward Wilberforce.
* Ana—Our Ducal Houses. By Edward Walford.
| No. 168. September 13, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* Down Among the Dead Men. By Emily Crawford.
* Early English Statutes. By Frederick R. Wilson.
* Verner’s Pride (Part 12). By Ellen Wood.
* An Accommodating Judge. By W. C. Miller.
* Voracity of Fish. By Astley H. Baldwin.
| No. 169. September 20, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* England’s Welcome to the Dane. By Harriet Martineau.
* My Aunt’s Story. By Thomas L. Nichols.
* The Latest from Spirit-Land. By Thomas Heaphy.
* Madman’s Day. By Emily Crawford.
* A Journey Underground. By James Hain Friswell.
* Delaroche’s Picture of Marie Antoinette. By Susan K. Phillips.
| No. 170. September 27, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* Stavros Macdonald Rimouski. By Arthur Locker.
* Verner’s Pride (Part 14). By Ellen Wood.
* Garibaldi at Varegnano.
* A Visit to the Hareem of Saïd Pacha. By Lady Margaret Domville.
| No. 171. October 4, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* Help for the “Workies.” By Harriet Martineau.
* Russian Popular Tales—The Story of Tim. By George Borrow.
* Ivory Carving in Dieppe. By Anna Harrison.
* Mackarel in the Bay! By Rev. M. G. Watkins.
| No. 172. October 11, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* A Mysterious Lodger. By Thomas Speight.
* The Perch. By Astley H. Baldwin.
* Heimkehr (The Return). (From Geibel.) Translated by G. C. Swayne.
* Verner’s Pride (Part 16). By Ellen Wood.
* The Strange Story of Kitty Hancomb. By Henrietta Tindal.
| No. 173. October 18, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* My Toads. By J. G. Wood.
* A Dutch Adventure. By Arthur Arnold.
* Short Cuts. By Harry Jones.
* King Harold’s Answer to Harold Halfagar. By W. B. B. Stevens.
| No. 174. October 25, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* Nomads of the Campagna. By Francis Carton.
* A Night of Terror. By W. H. R. Simpson.
* Memphis. By Thomas L. Nichols.
* Verner’s Pride (Part 18). By Ellen Wood.
* The Londoner at a Ploughing-Match. By Arthur Arnold.
* Rings. By Reginald Stuart Poole.
* Wein-Lied (A Wine Song). (From Geibel.) Translated by G. C. Swayne.
| No. 175. November 1, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* A Season of Unreason. By Harriet Martineau.
* Turf Reminiscences. No. I. By Wyndham Smith.
* To and at Baden in ’62. By Charles Cowden Clarke.
* The Poet’s Home. By Samuel Lover.
* In the Moonlight Long Ago. By Mary Brotherton.
| No. 176. November 8, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* Turf Reminiscences. No. II. By Wyndham Smith.
* Dreams. By Harry Jones.
* Verner’s Pride (Part 20). By Ellen Wood.
* Co-operative Associations in England. By John Plummer.
* The Ornaments, Implements, and Weapons of Our British Ancestors. By John Brent.
| No. 177. November 15, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* Forethought for Winter Nights. By Harriet Martineau.
* Starralore. By Paul Richardson.
* The American Generals (Part 1). By Francis Morton.
| No. 178. November 22, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* The Cod Fishery. By Astley H. Baldwin.
* The American Generals (Part 2). By Francis Morton.
* Verner’s Pride (Part 22). By Ellen Wood.
| No. 179. November 29, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* The Apostle of Exigency. By Harriet Martineau.
* Turf Reminiscences. No. III. By Wyndham Smith.
* Social Aspect of Washington Before the Disunion (Part 1). By Mrs. Hope.
* My Little Picture. By Geraldine Fitzgerald.
* Welsh Customs and Superstitions. By G. Phillips Bevan.
* The Three Electors. By Walter Thornbury.
| No. 180. December 6, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* Social Aspect of Washington Before the Disunion (Part 2). By Mrs. Hope.
* The Death of Rachel. By Mrs. English.
* Portsmouth Dockyard (Part 1). By Andrew Wynter.
* Love Song. By Mary Brotherton.
* Modern Pilgrims. By John Scarth.
* Verner’s Pride (Part 24). By Ellen Wood.
| No. 181. December 13, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* A Good Shilling’s Worth. By Charles Warren Adams.
* A Curious Penance.
* Portsmouth Dockyard (Part 2). By Andrew Wynter.
* A Jar of Olives. By Frederick Arthur Neale.
* The Distress in Skye. By Samuel Lucas.
* The Lightsome Ladye. By Rosa Major.
* Help for Lancashire. By George R. Taylor.
| No. 182. December 20, 1862. | Illustrated by |
* The Wood Ant. By J. G. Wood.
* Verner’s Pride (Part 26). By Ellen Wood.
* PAGE
INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.
ARCHER, J. W.—586, 588. BENNETT, C.—112. BROWNE, H. K.—420. CLAXTON, A.—26, 27. DU MAURIER, G.—166, 225, 253, 281, 309, 337, 490, 561, 617, 645, 673, 701. GREEN, C.—306, 505, 589, 670. HINE, H. G.—528, 530, 531. HUGHES, M. L.—533. HUMPHREYS, H. N.—135, 136, 137, 263. KEENE, C.—15, 71, 127, 183, 239, 295, 351, 407, 463, 519, 575, 631, 687. KYLE, F. W.—363. LAWLESS, M. J.—434. MILLAIS, J. E.—42, 85, 98, 113, 141, 169, 197, 224, 546, 658, 710. POYNTER, E. J.—322, 365, 393, 699, 722. PROUT, S. J.—54, 55. SANDYS, F.—154, 266, 602. SKELTON, P.—279, 448, 643. SOLOMON, S.—192, 193. SULMAN, T.—251, 252, 334, 336, 390, 392, 473, 475. WALKER, F.—1, 29, 57, 421, 449, 477, 614. WHISTLER, J.—140, 210, 378. WOLF, J.—84.
DIAGRAMS.—208. MISCELLANEOUS.—343, 417, 443, 503, 556, 558, 559, 560.