The Browning Society’s Papers, Part V. Vol. I., 1881-4, pp. 477-502, with Abstract and Notes and Queries, pp. 85[*]-153[*], and Report, pp. xvii-xxiii. [1884-5.
25. Mr. W. A. Raleigh on Some Prominent Points in Browning’s Teaching.
26. Mr. J. Cotter Morison on “Caliban on Setebos,” with some Notes on Browning’s Subtlety and Humour.
27. Mrs. Turnbull on “In a Balcony.”
The Monthly Abstract of the Proceedings of Meetings Nineteen to Twenty-six, including “Scraps” contributed by Members.
Third Report of the Committee, 1883-4.
Illustration, Part III. Presented by Sir F. Leighton, P.R.A., etc., Vice-President of the Browning Society. A Woodburytype Engraving of Sir Frederick Leighton’s picture (in the possession of Sir Bernhard Samuelson, Bart., M.P.) of “Hercules contending with Death for the Body of Alkestis” (Balaustion’s Adventure).
[Part VI. of the Browning Society’s Papers, a Second Supplement to Parts I. and II., with illustrations, is in the press.]
The Browning Society’s Papers, Part VII. Vol. II., 1885-90, (being Part I. of Vol. II.), pp. 1-54, with Abstract and Notes and Queries, 1[*]-88[*], i.-viii., and Appendix, 1-16. [1885-6.
28. Mr. Arthur Symons’ Paper, Is Browning Dramatic?