In April 1867 its title is changed to _Cassell's Family Magazine_, and it is printed on toned paper. The serial, _Anne Judge, Spinster_, by F. W. Robinson, has thirty illustrations by Charles Green. No doubt the originals were worthy of that admirable draughtsman; indeed, despite their very ordinary engraving, enough remains to show the handling of a most capable artist. The succeeding serial, _Poor Humanity_, is illustrated by B. Bradley. J. D. Watson contributes occasional drawings--_Ethel_, on p. 22, being the first. M. Ellen Edwards also appears, with F. W. Lawson, F. A. Fraser, Henley, C. J. Staniland, R. T. Pritchett, M. W. Ridley, J. Mahoney, and G. H. Thomas. It is noteworthy of the importance attached to the illustrator at this date, that the names of those artists who have contributed to the magazine are printed in bold type upon the title-page to each volume. These, as later, bear no date, so that only in volumes bound with the wrappers in British Museum fashion can you ascertain the year of their publication. In vol. iii. (May 1868 onwards) you discover on p. 9 a drawing, _Cleve Cliff_, by G. J. Pinwell. Its serial, _A Fight for Life_, is illustrated by G. H. Thomas, whose pictures are not signed, nor have I found that the authorship is attributed to the artists within the magazine itself. But in the 'In Memoriam' volume, published soon after his death, several are reprinted and duly credited to him. They were all engraved by W. Thomas. The first appearance of S. L. Fildes, _Woodland Voices_, is on p. 137 of this volume. T. Blake Wirgman has also a notable composition, _A Sculptor's Love_, and in this and in volume iv. there are other drawings by Fildes, Pinwell, and many by F. Barnard, F. S. Walker, and other popular draughtsmen of the period. [Illustration: FREDERICK SANDYS 'THE ARGOSY' 1866, VOL. I. p. 336 'IF']