Contributes to Thomas Campbell’s _New Monthly Magazine_.--Voice of Spring written, (March.)--Siege of Valencia published, along with Last Constantine and Belshazzar’s Feast.--Vespers of Palermo performed at Covent Garden, (Dec. 12.) 1824, (31.) Composes De Chatillon, revised MS. of which unfortunately lost.--Writes Lays of Many Lands.--Removes with family from Bronwylfa to Rhyllon. 1825, (32.) Treasures of the Deep, The Hebrew Mother, The Hour of Death, Graves of a Household, The Cross in the Wilderness, and many other of her best lyrics written. 1826, (33.) The Forest Sanctuary published, together with Lays of Many Lands.--Commences correspondence with Professor Norton of Boston, U.S., who republishes her works there. 1827, (34.) Mrs Hemans loses her mother (11th January.)--Writes Hymns for Childhood, which are first published in America.--Corresponds with Joanna Baillie, Anne Grant, Mary Mitford, Caroline Bowles, Mary Howitt, and M. J. Jewsbury.--Writes Körner to his Sister, Homes of England, An Hour of Romance, The Palm-Tree, and many other lyrics.--Health becomes impaired. 1828, (35.) Publishes with Mr Blackwood Records of Woman, and collected Miscellanies, (May.)--Contributes regularly to _Blackwood’s Magazine_.--Visits Wavertree Lodge early in summer.--Removes to village of Wavertree with family in September. 1829, (36.) Writes Lady of Provence, To a Wandering Female Singer, The Child’s First Grief, The Better Land, and Miscellanies.--Voyages to Scotland, (June,) and visits Mr Henry M’Kenzie, Rev. Mr Alison, Lord Jeffrey, Sir Walter Scott, Captain Hamilton, Captain Basil Hall, and other distinguished literati.--Returns to England, (Sept.)--A Spirit’s Return composed. 1830, (37.) Songs of the Affections published.--Visits the Lakes and Mr Wordsworth.--Domiciles during part of summer at Dove’s Nest, near Ambleside.--Revisits Scotland, (Aug.)--Returns by Dublin and Holyhead to Wales. 1831, (38.) State of health delicate.--Quits England for last time, (April,) and proceeds to Dublin.--Visits the Hermitage, near Kilkenny, and Woodstock.--Returns to Dublin, (Aug.)--Writes various lyrics. 1832, (39.) Health continues greatly impaired.--Writes Miscellaneous Lyrics, Songs of Spain, and Songs of a Guardian Spirit. 1833, (40.) Feels recruited during spring.--Writes Songs of Captivity, Songs for Summer Hours, and many of Scenes and Hymns of Life.--Composes Sonnets Devotional and Memorial.--Commences translation of Scenes and Passages from German Authors, (December.) 1834, (41.)