The Browning Society’s Papers, Part XIII

(being Part II. of Vol. III., 1890-93). [1891-92. 63. Mrs. A. Ireland on “ Christina and Monal des chi .” 64. Jón Stefán on , M.A., on How Browning Strikes a Scand in avian . 65. W. F. Revell , Esq., on Browning’s Work in Relation to Life (Part II.). 66. J. B. Oldham , B.A., on Browning’s Dramatic Method in Narrative . 67. R. G. Moulton , M.A., on Browning’s “Bal a ustion” a beautiful Perversion of Euripi des’ “Alcestis.” Abstracts of all Meetings held, Notes and Queries , Tenth Annual Report , etc. *Out of print at present. CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF WORKS, Etc. | 1812. | Robert Browning born at Camber well on May 7th. He “went to the Rev. Thos. Ready’s school at Peckham till he was near fourteen, then had a private tutor at home, and attended some lectures at the London University, now University College, London” (Dr. Furnivall). | | 1833. | Pauline published. | | 1834. | Browning travelled in Ru ia. | | 1835. | Para cels us published. | | 1836. | Porphyria, Johannes Agricola, The King, and the lines “Still ailing wind” in James Lee published by Mr. W. J. Fox in his magazine The Monthly Repository. | | 1837. | Str afford published. | | 1840. | Sordello published. | | 1841-6. | Bells and Pomegranates appeared. | | 1841. | Pippa Pa es published. | | 1842. | King Victor and King Charles published. | | Dramatic Lyrics published. | | 1843. | The Return of the Druses published. | | A Blot in the ’Scutcheon published. | | 1844. | Colombe’s Birthday published. | | 1845. | The Tomb at St. Praxed’s published in Hood’s Magazine, March. | | The Flight of the Duche published. | | Dramatic Romances and Lyrics published. | | 1846. | Lucia published. | | A Soul’s Tragedy published. | | Robert Browning married (34), Sept. 12th, at St. Mary-le-bone parish church our greatest poete , Elizabeth Barrett, aged 37 (Dr. Furnivall). | | 1847. | The Brownings resident in Florence. | | 1849. | March 9th, Robert Wiedemann Barrett Browning born. | | Browning’s Poems published in two vols. | | 1850. | Christmas-Eve and Easter-Day published. | | 1852. | Browning writes the Introductory E ay to the Shelley (spurious) Letters. | | 1855. | Men and Women published. | | The Brownings travel to Normandy. | | 1861. | June 28th, Mrs. Browning died at Casa Guidi. | | 1863. | The Poetical Works of Robert Browning published in three vols. | | 1864. | Dram at is Personæ published. | | 1868. | The Poetical Works published in six vols. | | 1868-9. | The Ring and the Book published. | | 1871. | Hervé Riel published in the Corn hill Magazine. | | Bal a ustion’s Adventure published. | | Prince Hohenstiel-Schwangau published. | | 1872. | Fifine at the Fair published. | | 1873. | Red Cotton Night-Cap Country published. | | 1875. | Aris toph anes’ Apology published. | | The Inn Album published. | | 1876. | Pac chia rot to published. | | 1877. | The Agamemnon of Æschylus published. | | 1878. | La Saisiaz published. | | The Two Poets of Croisic published. | | 1879. | Dramatic Idyls published. | | 1880. | Dramatic Idyls ( Second Series ) published. | | 1881. | The Browning Society inaugurated, Oct. 28th. | | 1883. | Jocoseria published. | | 1884. | Ferishtah’s Fancies published. | | 1887. | Parley ings with Certain People of Importance in their Day published. | | 1889. | A solan do: Fancies and Facts, published. | | Robert Browning died in Venice, December 12th; buried in Westminster Abbey, December 31st. | BROWNING CYCLOPÆDIA.