“ Singing and Loving, by D. F. B., English Illustrated Magazine "Let us be like the bird, one instant lighted", by Victor Hugo, translated by Edwin Arnold, Spectator "Be like the bird, which on frail branches balanced", by Victor Hugo, Spectator Miscellany.
Woodcocks in London, St. James's Gazette
No. 2158. — October 31, 1885. Contents.
The Uniformity of Nature, by H. Carlisle, Nineteenth Century Mrs. Dymond - Part X., by Mrs. Ritchie, Macmillan's Magazine The Year 1785 ”

“ The Highland Widow's Lament, by Emily Pfeiffer, Academy "When I have Said my Quiet Say", by Dora Greenwell "O vent plaisant, qui d'haleine odorante", by Jean Vauquelin de la Fresnaye, Blackwood's Magazine Idylle. - Francette, by Jean Vauquelin de la Fresnaye, Blackwood's Magazine Miscellany. ”

“ Austria's Policy in the East, Macmillan's Magazine My Deserter, Cornhill Magazine The Peasant Proprietor of the South, by Frances Mary de Borring, National Review Daniel Fosque, Blackwood's Magazine An Indian Village, Macmillan's Magazine A House Divived against Itself - Part XLIVII., by Mrs. Oliphant, Chambers' Journal An Adventure in Afghanistan, by M. Laing Meason, English Illustrated Magazine Timbuctoo, Chambers' Journal The Prospects of Medical Women in India, by E. M. Beal, Good Words Poetry. ”