Volume 9 (New Series Volume 2)

Issue 18, 16 September 1865

“Ozone.” p. 2 (verse)

“Social Glasses and Social Asses.” p. 9 (prose and verse)

Issue 19, 23 September 1865

“Out-of-Town Talk.” p. 18 (column)

“Automatica.” p. 19 (parody letter)

“Railway Library Termini.” p. 19 (prose)

Issue 20, 30 September 1865

“Correspondence.” p. 23 (parody letter)

“Out-of-Town Talk.” p. 29 (column)

“To the Terrestrial Globe.” p. 29 (verse)

Issue 21, 7 October 1865

“The Monkey in Trouble.” p. 31 (verse)

“Out-of-Town Talk.” p. 31 (column)

“On Zöilism.” p. 33 (prose)

“Back Again!” p. 39 (verse)

Issue 22, 14 October 1865

“Correspondence.” p. 42 (parody letter)

“Out-of-Town Talk.” p. 49 (column)

Issue 23, 21 October 1865

“The Social Science Congress.” pp. 58-59 (prose)

“Out-of-Town Talk,” p. 59 (not listed in Jones but probably by Gilbert)

“An Impromptu,” p. 59 (parody letter and verse)

Issue 24, 28 October 1865

“Out-of-Town Talk.” p. 61 (column)

“For, Oh, It’s Such a Norrible Tale.” p. 68 (prose)

“Musings in a Music Hall.” p. 69 (verse)

Issue 25, 4 November 1865

“Il n’est jamais trop tard pour raccommoder!” pp. 72-73 (dramatic parody)

“Rent Service.” p. 84 (dialogue)

Issue 26, 11 November 1865

“In Re the Reade-er.” p. 88 (prose)

“Vice Triumphant.” pp. 88-89 (dramatic parody)

Issue 27, 18 November 1865

“The Watch Cry.” pp. 92-93 (dramatic parody)

Issue 28, 25 November 1865

““Fun and Fact.”” p. 103 (prose)

“The Next Olympic Burlesque.” p. 103 (dramatic parody)

Issue 29, 2 December 1865

“Pantomimic Presentiments.” p. 111 (verse; illustration not by WSG)

“Our Library Table.” p. 113 (book review)

Issue 30, 9 December 1865

“The Bar and Its Moaning.” p. 122 (verse)

Issue 31, 16 December 1865

“Galway Go Bragh; or, Love, Fun, and Fighting.” p. 133 (dramatic parody) [attribution tentative; see Jones p. 258]

“Correspondence.” p. 139. (parody letter and verse) [attribution tentative; see Jones p. 258]

Issue 32, 23 December 1865

“Shortly Will Be Produced.” p. 141. (prose)

“Henry Dunbar.” p. 143 (dramatic parody)

“Sardinly.” p. 147 (prose)

“To Euphorsyne.” p. 150 (verse)

Issue 33, 30 December 1865

“Musical Anecdote.” p. 151 (prose)

“The Fenian Government.” p. 158 (prose)

Issue 34, 6 January 1866

“The Phantom Curate.” p. 162 (verse)

“To a Little Maid, by a Policeman.” p. 167 (verse)

“Continuations of Dramatic Histories. Box and Cox.” pp. 168-169 (prose)

Issue 35, 13 January 1866

“Continuations of Dramatic Histories. Still Waters Run Deep.” p. 171 (prose)

“Our Library Table.” pp. 178-179 (book review)

Issue 36, 20 January 1866

“Nellie’s Trials.” p. 183 (dramatic parody)

“Police! Police!” p. 184 (prose)

Issue 37, 27 January 1866

“Continuations of Dramatic Histories. The Honeymoon.” p. 193 (prose)

“In the Matter of the Glowworm.” p. 198 (prose)

Issue 38, 3 February 1866

“From Our Stall.” p. 201 (reviews)

“Our Future Criticisms.” p. 203 (parody letters)

“The Decline of the Drama.” p. 209 (parody letter)

Issue 39, 10 February 1866

“Continuations of Dramatic Histories. Rip van Winkle.” p. 213 (prose)

Issue 40, 17 February 1866

“East Lynne.” p. 223 (parody review)

“Fernando and Elvira.” p. 229 (verse)

41, 24 February 1866

“An Umbrella—Stand and Deliver.” p. 233 (prose)

“The Pantomime “Super” to His Mask.” p. 238 (illustrated verse)

“Continuations of Dramatic Histories. Harlequin Little King Pippin.” p. 238 (prose)

Issue 42, 3 March 1866

“The Yarn of the Nancy Bell.” pp. 242-243 (verse)

“Monsieur le Blond on London.” p. 249 (verse)

“A Fragment.” p. 249 (dramatic parody)

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