Vol. x. shows W. Small with two drawings, _Agatha_ (p. 160) and _The Reading of Locksley Hall_ (p. 8). It is curious to see how the sentimentality of the poem has influenced the admirable draughtsman, who is not here at his best. Paul Gray has also two, _An English October_ (p. 289) and _To a Flirt_ (p. 373); G. Du Maurier is represented by one only, _Life in Lodgings_ (p. 516); J. G. Thompson by one also, _Caught at Last_ (p. 80); T. Morten again contributes three: _Marley Hall_ (p. 560), _May's Window_ (p. 432), and _The Trevillians' Summer Trip_ (p. 124); A. Boyd Houghton is represented by _Ready for Supper_ (p. 146), and M. E. Edwards by two drawings to _Something to My Advantage_ (pp. 481-488). The Christmas number contains one Boyd Houghton, _The Christmas Tree_ (p. 80); a J. D. Watson, _Given back on Christmas Morn_ (p. 63); a very good F. W. Lawson, _Did I Offend?_ (p. 32); a delightful Charles Keene, _How I lost my Whiskers_ (p. 27); _Sir Guy's Goblet_ (p. 16), by M. E. Edwards, and one by George Cruikshank, _My Christmas Box_, looking curiously out of place here. In the eleventh volume (1867) the four by W. Small are among the most important. They are _A Pastoral Episode_ (p. 406), _Quite Alone_ (p. 277), _The Meeting_ (p. 163), and _Try to Keep Firm_ (p. 361); a J. D. Watson, _Changes_ (p. 373); a Paul Gray, _Goldsmith at the Temple Gate_ (p. 392); a J. G. Thompson, _An Expensive Journey_ (p. 36); M. E. Edwards's _Winding of the Skein_ (p. 177), and L. C. Henley's _How I set about Paying my Debts_ (p. 388), are all that need be mentioned. In the twelfth volume (1867) A. Boyd Houghton signs a couple of drawings to _A Spinster's Sweepstake_ (pp. 376, 383), G. J. Pinwell supplies two to _Beautiful Mrs. Johnson_ (pp. 136-248), F. W. Lawson two to _Dedding Revisited_ (p. 433), _Without Reserve_ (p. 440), and four to _Mary Eaglestone's Lover_ (pp. 97, 103, 207, 362). Charles Green is responsible for _The Meeting at the Play_ (p. 276), and J. G. Thompson for a series, _Threading the Mazy at Islington_. The Christmas number is honoured by two fine drawings by Charles Keene (p. 18) and a good double page by J. D. Watson, _Christmas at an old Manor-House_. Sir John Gilbert, a rare contributor to these pages, is represented by _The Rowborough Hollies_ (p. 41), M. E. Edwards by _The Christmas Rose_ (p. 16), and F. W. Lawson by _My Turn Next_ (p. 73).