1832 (The Keepsake)

1832

1. Mrs. Stanhope, frontispiece, by Rochard
2. Narrative of an Ascent of Mont Blanc in August, 1830, pp. 1-16, by the Honorable Edward Bootle Wilbraham
3. Lines Written at Granada in the Year 1820, pp. 17-20, by the Honorable Hobart Cradock
4. Sonnet on the Pic Du Midi, D’ossau, in the Pyrenees, p. 21, by Sir Archibald Edmonstone, Bart.
5. Epigram from the Spanish of Lope de Vega, p. 21, by Lord Holland
6. The Dream, pp. 22-38, by the author of Frankenstein
7. Constance, p. 24, by Miss L. Sharpe
8. Human Life, pp. 39-40, by Lord Dover
9. The Star of the Pacific, pp. 41-70, by J. A. St. John
10. An Eastern Night, pp. 71-73, by Lady Emmeline Stuart Wortley
11. On Being Shown the Tomb of a Favorite Dog, p. 73, by Lord Ashtown
12. The Champion, pp. 74-91, by Mrs. Charles Gore
13. The Champion, p. 90, by Alfred E. Chalon, R. A.
14. To Elizabeth in Sickness, p. 91, by R. H. Stanhope, M. P.
15. Advertisement Extraordinary, pp. 92-93, by Joseph Jekyll
16. Lines on the Death of a Near Relation, Written on the Sea-shore, p. 93, by Lord Mahon
17. Edith, pp. 94-95, by L. E. L.
18. The Self-Devoted, p. 95, by Miss Agnes Strickland
19. Therese, pp. 96-128, by Sheridan Knowles
20. Dressing for the Ball, p. 114, by De Verria
21. Good Angels, p. 129, by H. Howard, R. A.
22. Good Angels, pp. 129-130, by L. E. L.
23. Stanzas, pp. 130-131, by the Lady Emmeline Stuart-Wortley
24. The New King, pp. 132-158, by Theodore Hook
25. Sonnet, on Reading “Paradise Regained”, p. 158, by Lord Holland
26. The Repentance of Nineveh, p. 159, by John Martin
27. The Repentance of Nineveh, pp. 159-161, by Ralph Bernal, M. P.
28. The Fortunes of a Modern Crichton, pp. 162-178, by T. H. Lister
29. Stanzas, p. 178, by the Countess of Blessington
30. An Early Passage in Sir John Perrot’s Life, pp. 179-183, by L. E. L.
31. Lady Evelyn Savile’s Three Trials; Being an Extract from the Diary of Mr. S. of Charlcote-Park, pp. 184-204, by Mrs. Charles Gore
32. Isola Bella, p. 203, by C. Stanfield
33. A Party of Pleasure up the River Tamer, pp. 205-211, by the Countess of Morley
34. One the Life and Writings of Lord Byron, pp. 212-219, by Archdeacon Spencer
35. Byron’s Dream, p. 215, by J. D. Harding
36. The Savoyard, pp. 220-221, by the Honorable Henry Liddell
37. Stanzas, p. 221, by Lord Morpeth
38. The Bridemaid, a Sketch, pp. 222-238, by the Earl of Mulgrave
39. London in September (Not in 1831), p. 238, by Lord John Russell
40. Do You Remember It, p. 239, by Miss L. Sharpe
41. Do You Remember It?, pp. 239-240, by L. E. L.
42. The Family of Dammerel, a Tale, pp. 241-264, by Ralph Bernal, M. P.
43. Caroline Dammerel, p. 254, by J. W. Wright
44. Lines, p. 264, by Countess of Blessington
45. Marly, p. 265, by J. M. W. Turner
46. Marly, pp. 265-266
47. Bude, pp. 266-268, by Lord Porchester
48. The Birth of Rhodes, the Story is Taken from the Seventh Olympic Ode of Pindar, pp. 268-269, by Lord Morpeth
49. Baby! An Auto-Biographical Memoir, pp. 270-281, collected and edited by W. Jerdan
50. The Late Queen of Prussia, p. 281, by Lady Emmeline Stuart Wortley
51. The Zwinger Palace, p. 282
52. The Portrait, p. 282, by R. H. Stanhope
53. Interior of Zwinger Palace, Dresden, p. 282, by S. Prout
54. A Highland Anecdote, to the Editor of the Keepsake, pp. 283-286, by Sir Walter Scott, Bart.
55. Stanzas, p. 286, by the Honorable Grantley Berkeley
56. St. Germain-en-Laye, p. 287, by J. M. W. Turner, R. A.
57. St. Germain-en-Laye, pp. 287-288
58. To a Lady Who Desired the Writer to Send Her Some Verses, p. 288, by J. R. Gowen
59. The Wedding, pp. 289-318, by the Honorable Charles Phipps
60. The Wedding, p. 309, by Miss L. Sharpe
61. Scandal, p. 319, by R. Smirke, R. A.
62. Scan.-Mag., pp. 319-320, by William Jerdan

Submitted by: Shaw, Megan: section 1, Winter 2014