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The Butterfly: 155 Chapters found for Volume : 1

 

Issue: 1
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Cover - The Butterfly
1 pp.
3 
Advertisements
1 pp.
4 
Illustration: The Row Maurice Greiffenhagen
1 pp.
5 
Apology
3 pp.
8 
Illustration: The Ballade of Sallie Oscar Eckhardt
1 pp.
9 
The Ballade of Sallie
1 pp.
10 
Those Seven Ages A. G.
1 pp.
11 
Illustration: The Ad(d)-age
1 pp.
12 
Illustration: The Ramp-age
1 pp.
13 
Illustration: The St-age
1 pp.
14 
Illustration: The R-R-R-age
1 pp.
15 
Illustration: The Pres(s)-age
1 pp.
16 
Illustration: The Coin-age
1 pp.
17 
Illustration: The Orphan-age
1 pp.
18 
Yarns From an Ironclad: No. I – the Jonka Yvan Layor
8 pp.
23 
Illustration: The Jonka
1 pp.
27 
Illustration: The Gallery
1 pp.
28 
Illustration: The Lost Dog
1 pp.
29 
Illustration: A Fish
1 pp.
30 
Illustration: “Mamma! what’s the man beating the lady for?”
1 pp.
31 
Illustration: “Mamma! he’s forgotten to paint the girl’s clothes, hasn’t he?”
1 pp.
32 
The Inartistic Tomb L. Godfrey-Turner
6 pp.
38 
Illustration: Bank Holiday
1 pp.
39 
Breezes from Brighton Arnold Golsworthy
5 pp.
41 
Illustration: Bank Holiday at Brighton Oscar Eckhardt
1 pp.
43 
Illustration: At Southwick Edgar Wilson
1 pp.
46 
Flighty Fifty: Or the City Waitress Anonymous
2 pp.
48 
Illustration: “Perfect work of art, that coat, isn’t it?”
1 pp.
49 
Illustration: “The only thing us now happy to make, is that little Otto shpegtagles to desire should!”
1 pp.
50 
Illustration: The Law
1 pp.
51 
The Man With a Limp L. Godfrey-Turner
8 pp.
59 
The Girl I Left Behind A. G.
1 pp.
60 
Illustration: “Ah! my dear, I know what it is to be young”.
1 pp.
61 
The Merry Go Round
4 pp.
Issue: 2
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Cover - The Butterfly
1 pp.
65 
Advertisements
2 pp.
68 
Illustration: Fiorenzo of Maggiolo
1 pp.
69 
Fiorenzo of Maggiolo John Gray
10 pp.
79 
Illustration: “Thash ri’, old chappie; thash ri’! Hit him again! Hit him again! Thish ish the finest fight I—”
1 pp.
80 
Illustration: “The Sport of Kings” Oscar Eckhardt
1 pp.
81 
Illustration: Gilded Youth (rusticating)
1 pp.
82 
The Butterfly Ballads: No. 1 – Church Bells L. Godfrey-Turner
4 pp.
86 
Illustration: The First Steam Engine Edgar Wilson
1 pp.
87 
Illustration: My dear, he’s quite hopeless
1 pp.
88 
An Interesting Interview A. G.
7 pp.
95 
Illustration: The Dance Maurice Greiffenhagen
1 pp.
96 
Illustration: Lady Fitzjones is so charmed with that delightful sonata
1 pp.
97 
Illustration: Sightseer: “I Don't See Nothing”
1 pp.
98 
Illustration: Tête-à-Tête Maurice Greiffenhagen
1 pp.
99 
To My Premières Danseuses L. Godfrey-Turner
3 pp.
102 
Illustration: Oh, please, Captain Armstrong
1 pp.
103 
Illustration: Old London Bridoe Edgar Wilson
1 pp.
104 
Illustration: A Woman Maurice Greiffenhagen
1 pp.
105 
My Infernal Machine L. Godfrey-Turner
8 pp.
113 
Moonshine O. K.
1 pp.
114 
Concerning Cricket L. Godfrey-Turner
1 pp.
115 
Illustration: England and Australia
1 pp.
116 
Illustration: The Universities
1 pp.
117 
Illustration: “George”
1 pp.
118 
Otto Schmidt Arnold Golsworthy
4 pp.
122 
A Penny Stamp
5 pp.
127 
Some Press Cuttings
2 pp.
129 
Advertisement: The Amusing Journal
1 pp.
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Advertisement: Lamplough’s Rosene
1 pp.
Issue: 3
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Cover - The Butterfly
1 pp.
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Advertisement: Lamplough’s Rosene
1 pp.
131 
Advertisements
2 pp.
132 
Illustration: The Mermaid Maurice Greiffenhagen
1 pp.
133 
The Butterfly Ballads: The Mermaid’s Husband L. Godfrey-Turner
6 pp.
139 
Illustration: The Exhibition Grounds Oscar Eckhardt
1 pp.
140 
Illustration: “Bin an’ borrered ’er di-vi-ded skirt, ain’t yer?”
1 pp.
141 
Illustration: A Wild West Tragedy
1 pp.
142 
The Loves of the Age of Stone John Gray
10 pp.
152 
Up the River L. Godfrey-Turner
1 pp.
153 
Illustration: The Lock Maurice Greiffenhagen
1 pp.
154 
Illustration: “’Ere! where yergoin’?”
1 pp.
155 
Illustration: Mos cur'ous thing
1 pp.
156 
Illustration: “And you really think that this is a good place for an invalid to come to?”
1 pp.
157 
The Ghost as a Man and a Brother Arnold Golsworthy
5 pp.
162 
Willow! A. G.
1 pp.
163 
Illustration: “Well, I could have done this just as well from the shore with a telescope —been a good deal cheaper too!”
1 pp.
164 
Illustration: The Chorus L. Raven-Hill
1 pp.
165 
Illustration: “By Jove, there’s a tremendous hole in your sunshade”.
1 pp.
166 
Salvation-on-Sea L. Godfrey-Turner
3 pp.
168 
Illustration: Salvation-on-Sea!
1 pp.
170 
Illustration: “That ’ere gal plays a sight better’n you, Bill!”
1 pp.
171 
Yarns From an Ironclad: No. 2 – The Feast of the Dead Yvan Layor
9 pp.
174 
Illustration: The Bath
1 pp.
178 
Illustration: The Feast of Lanterns
1 pp.
179 
Illustration: A Musûme
1 pp.
183 
The Voice of Your Bosom Friend L. Godfrey-Turner
9 pp.
189 
Illustration: The Voice of Your Bosom Friend
1 pp.
Issue: 4
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Cover - The Butterfly
1 pp.
- 
Advertisements
4 pp.
196 
Illustrations: Apamé Maurice Greiffenhagen
3 pp.
197 
Apamé Clo. Graves
8 pp.
207 
Illustration: “'Tain’t fu'st time as ’ow you’ve ’andled an oar, sir, I can see”.
1 pp.
208 
The Butterfly Ballads L. Godfrey-Turner
6 pp.
214 
Illustration: First Visit to the Sea
1 pp.
215 
Illustration: Now, why doant’ee buy two pair?
1 pp.
216 
Illustration: “Von moment! I tink I drop sixpence!”
1 pp.
217 
“My First Picture” J. Smith
4 pp.
221 
A Dutch Dolls House Rose Ch. de Crespigny
4 pp.
225 
Illustration: Lieder Ohne Wörte L. Raven-Hill
1 pp.
226 
Illustration: A Man
1 pp.
227 
A Song of the Union A. G.
3 pp.
230 
The Story of Melloe's Play J. F. Sullivan
17 pp.
235 
Illustration: “I have a splendid idea for such a play”.
1 pp.
248 
Illustration: Venus and Mars
1 pp.
249 
Illustration: 1st Exquisite:
1 pp.
250 
The Unkissed Kiss: A Songlet of the Utterly Intense W. M.
2 pp.
252 
Illustration: “Ah! you have never gazed into the stern face of death!”
1 pp.
253 
Higgins, A Tragedy A. G.
4 pp.
Issue: 5
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Cover - The Butterfly
1 pp.
321 
Advertisements
4 pp.
260 
Illustration: The Favourite
1 pp.
261 
Pacidejanus Victor John Gray
9 pp.
262 
Illustration: The Gift of the Consul
1 pp.
265 
Illustration: Combat Between a Bestiary and a Panther Tied to a Bull
1 pp.
266 
Illustration: Combat Between a Retiary and a Myrmillon
1 pp.
269 
Illustration: The Death Stroke
1 pp.
271 
Illustration: Exit
1 pp.
272 
Illustration: The Gladiators’ Gallery
1 pp.
276 
Illustration: September Oscar Eckhardt
1 pp.
277 
To My Garden A. G
3 pp.
280 
The Science of Sentiment L. Godfrey-Turner
4 pp.
284 
Illustration: Unsolicited Advice
1 pp.
285 
Illustration: You remember last year you wrote to me three times for money
1 pp.
286 
The Metamorphosis
2 pp.
287 
Illustration: A woman with an Umberella
1 pp.
289 
Illustration: A Study A. Besnard
1 pp.
290 
Illustration: Mr. Jeremiah Builder
1 pp.
291 
Illustration: I wish we had a layman with us to make a few appropriate remarks
1 pp.
292 
Illustration: It’s no use reckoning up the stones now, my dear You’ve got your husband, and the question’s settled
1 pp.
293 
Illustration: 1st Gamekeeper
1 pp.
294 
Illustration: A Crisis
1 pp.
295 
Illustration: The Entr’acte Oscar Eckhardt
1 pp.
296 
On Kindness to Animals A. G.
7 pp.
303 
The Butterfly Ballads: Duty’s Call L. Godfrey-Turner
3 pp.
306 
A “Novel” Advertisement Wm. Edmondson
6 pp.
312 
Illustration: Elderly M. D. to Brother Practitioner:
1 pp.
313 
Illustration: Ramsgate Harbour Edgar Wilson
1 pp.
314 
Illustration: A Man and a Woman
1 pp.
315 
“Let Us Be Friends” L. Godfrey-Turner
2 pp.
317 
The Indignant Tortoise
4 pp.
Issue: 6
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Cover - The Butterfly
1 pp.
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Advertisements
2 pp.
324 
Illustration: Veritas Nihil Veretur Nisi Abscondi
1 pp.
325 
The Butterfly Ballads: A Lost Faculty: Being the Ballad of the Bump of Charity L. Godfrey-Turner
4 pp.
327 
Illustration: “One whose charity was such That he knew no moderation”.
1 pp.
330 
Illustration: Polperro — No. I Maurice Greiffenhagen
1 pp.
331 
Illustration: “Drop it, Bill, an’ see if it’ll bounce!”
1 pp.
332 
Illustration: Local Intelligence
1 pp.
333 
Illustration: “Penn’orth of jam, please — the sort you give most of”,
1 pp.
334 
Illustration: “Gott in Himmel! I ’ave lost der Limburger!”
1 pp.
335 
Old Gough John Gray
10 pp.
345 
At the Aquarium John S. Moore
6 pp.
351 
Illustration: Virginie Oscar Eckhardt
1 pp.
352 
All About It Arnold Golsworthy
4 pp.
353 
Illustration: “But ’e kep’ ’anging round the place”.
1 pp.
356 
Illustration: “I meant to ’ave that feather”,
1 pp.
358 
Illustration: The ’ounds of justice are upon me track
1 pp.
359 
Illustration: Polperro — No. 2 Maurice Greiffenhagen
1 pp.
360 
Illustration: A Rehearsal
1 pp.
361 
Lines By a Great-Grandfather L. Godfrey-Turner
3 pp.
364 
An Indignation Meeting A. G.
6 pp.
370 
Illustration: “It won’t be a stylish marriage”
1 pp.
371 
The Jackal Pen Skelton Kuppord
7 pp.
378 
The Change of Ayre (A Verie Olde Storie)
1 pp.
379 
Illustration: “I ’ve just been reading that delightful book ‘Notre Dame’. Have you read it?”
1 pp.
380 
Dash Blank W. E.
2 pp.
382 
Illustration: Peter Robinson
1 pp.
383 
To The Reader
2 pp.
385 
Advertisement: Lamplough's Rosene
1 pp.
386 
Advertisement: National Typewriter Exchange
1 pp.

 

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Title: The Butterfly

 

Place of Publication: London, England England

 

Publisher: W. Haddon

 

Frequency: Monthly

 

Period of Publication: 1893-1894, 1900

 

Type of Publication: Journal

 

Description: Edited by Leonard Raven-Hill and Arnold Golsworthy. “there was from the outset a delightful feeling of irresponsibility about the conduct of The Butterfly. One feels that the editors, who were also the proprietors, printed what they themselves appreciate, without having to keep a nervous eye on a soulless dividend-seeking board of directors” [Thorpe]. Raven-Hill provided many of the illustrations, including no less than 23 drawings for the first issue. Other artists who contributed illustrations to The Butterfly included Maurice Greiffenhagen, Oscar Eckhardt, Edgar Wilson, Paul Renouard, J.F. Sullivan and Adolph Birkenruth. The title was revived in 1899 but closed again after only a few issues. See: James Thorpe. English Illustration in the Nineties. London: Faber & Faber1935 pp.170-174

  

 

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