Stark, James-continued. rounded by high reeds, and 1842. 456 The village oak. 1844. 588 Heath scene. 1214 Stick-gatherers. 1845. 465 Milking-time. 483 A road through a forest. 1846. 215 A roadside cottage. 665 On the wharf. 1847. 274 A water-mill. 332 The environs of the New 41, Fitzroy Square. 1855. 28 A forest brook. 1312 A farm yard. 21, Cardington Street, Hampstead Road. 1897. 702 Lilla. 1898. 294 St. Cecilia. 1856. 317 Changing pasture. 531 On the Mole. 1857. 1884. 328 Miles Standish. 1885. 960 Student days. Langham Chambers. 79 Marlborough Forest. 134 In Sussex. 436 On the Norfolk coast. 1858. 256 Rokeby Park. "Enter 301 Entrance to a wood. this wild wood and view the haunts of nature."-Bryant. 1096 Ruins of a church. (The late.) 1859. 637 A water mill. STARLING, Albert............ Painter. Widmerpoole, Sutton, Surrey. 18, Fitzroy Street. 1886. 1013 M. J. Starling, Esq. 1887. 980 Winter work. 1516 News from her soldier son. 1888. 493 Saved from the sea. 618 Dipped in sunshine. 1889. 1203 Strangers in a strange land. 1890. 1060 The skipper prescribes. 1866. 25 14, Russell Square. "Will he come?" 1867. 151 La Pensierosa. 613 From "Taming of the Shrew." "Hortensio. You'll leave his lecture when I am in tune? Lucentio. That will be never; tune your instrument. Etc."-Act iii, scene 1. 1868. 509 David brought before Saul. "And as David returned from the slaughter of the Philistine, Abner took him and brought him before Saul, with the head of the Philistine in his hand."— 1 Samuel, xvii, 57. 1869. 112 Pensativa. 603 A reverie! 464 A fairy tale. 1870. 1871. 3 J. E. Pfeiffer, Esq. 964 Undine. "She was about to add something more, when Huldebrand, with the most heartfelt tenderness and love, clasped her in his arms, and again bore her back to the shore. There, amid tears and kisses, he first swore never to forsake his affectionate wife, and esteemed himself even more happy than Pygmalion, for whom Venus gave life to his beautiful statue, and thus changed it into a beloved wife." 32 Willie, son of W. R. Beverly, Esq. 391 Amy, daughter of Sir John Lubbock, Bart., M.P. 1872. 348 Scene from the Merchant of shrewd contents in yon same paper, etc." 1872. 388 Brian Houghton Hodgson, Esq., B.C.S., late British Minister at the Court of Nepaul; corresponding member of the Institute of France. 1010 Mrs. J. E. Pfeiffer. 1873. 311 Sintram. "Silently weeping, the son knelt down before his mother, kissed her garment that floated forward through the bars, and felt as it were in Paradise, where every wish and every tumult is hushed. . . . Then will I go into that cloister, etc. . . . That would be a beautiful, stilly, joyful existence, my good child, replied the Lady Verena, such, however, is not thy destiny. A brave high and mighty knight must thou remain, etc."—De La Motte Fouqué. VII. II do. do. 85, Wells St., Oxford Street. 1826. 840 Miss Right. STEELE, Louis John ......... Etcher. 101, Clarendon Road, Notting Hill. What shall I wear?" 1875. 595 Le jouer de cornemuse. (The bag-pipe player.) 1881. 1261 The revolutionist. After W. Q. Orchardson, R.A.; etching. 1268 The poachers. After Briton Riviere, A.R.A.; etching. 1882. 1302 The Foundling. After Marcus Stone, A.R.A.; etching. 1343 La Tricoteuse. After Mrs. Allingham; etching. 1883. 1356 His only friend. After Briton. Riviere, R.A.; etching. 1399 "Comola." After Briton Riviere, R.A.; etching. 1884. 1466 Success. After S. E. Waller; etching. 1885. 1607 Napoleon on board the "Bellerophon." After W. Q. Orchardson, R.A.; etching. 1886. 1447 The young housewife. After W. Q. Orchardson, R.A.; etching. |