pp. 291-301; Index, pp. 303–348. At the foot of the last page is the imprint―" Hazell, Watson & Viney, Printers, London and Aylesbury."

Numerous extracts from Arrows of the Chace, then in preparation, had been given by Mr. Wedderburn in two articles in the Contemporary Review, for June and July 1880; vol. 37, pp. 905-923; vol. 38, pp. 69100. The articles are entitled "The Public Letters of John Ruskin."

Reviews of Arrows of the Chace (copies of which were sent to the press) were very numerous, appearing (among other places) in

Times, December 8, 1880 (leading article).

Cheshire Observer, December 11, 1880 (by E. J. Baillie).
Athenæum, December 18, 1880 (see above, p. xliv.).

The Teacher, December 24, 1880.
Christian World, January 20, 1881.

Saturday Review, January 29, 1881.

Gentleman's Magazine, February 1881.

Academy, February 12, 1881 (by Mark Pattison: see above, p. xli.).
Literary World, February 18, 1881.
Whitehall Review, March 3, 1881.

Scotsman, March 29, 1881.

Appleton's Journal (New York), vol. 10, N.S., April 1881, pp. 361–368.
Literary World (Boston), April 23, 1881.

The Nation (New York), September 15, 1881; vol. 33, pp. 220–221.
Spectator, June 3, 1882.

Edinburgh Review, January 1888 ("The Works of Mr. Ruskin ").

CONTENTS OF "ARROWS OF THE CHACE" (1880)

Verona v. Warwick. 1871 (Dec. 24)

VI. ARCHITECTURE AND RESTORATION.

Gothic Architecture and the Oxford Museum. 1858 181
Gothic Architecture and the Oxford Museum. 1859 191
The Castle Rock (Edinburgh). 1857 (Sept. 14). 214
Edinburgh Castle. 1857 (Sept. 27).
Castles and Kennels. 1871 (Dec. 22)

217

p. 486

223

p. 506

225

Notre Dame de Paris. 1871 .

p. 507

227

Mr. Ruskin's Influence-a Defence. 1872 (March

p. 503

15)

21)

Mr. Ruskin's Influence-a Rejoinder. 1872 (March

229

Vol. X.

p. 458

Modern Restorations. 1877

Ribbesford Church. 1877

Below,

p. 531

235

Circular relating to St. Mark's, Venice. 1879
Letters relating to St. Mark's, Venice.

p. 531

237

Vol. XXIV. p. 412

1879

251 n.

p. 423

That is, in the volumes of this edition (XXXVI. and XXXVII.) containing
Ruskin's Letters to his Friends.

RUSKINIANA (1890)

In Igdrasil, the Journal of the Ruskin Reading Guild, for 1890, a
large number of pages were devoted to a collection of Ruskin's Letters,
supplementary to Arrows of the Chace. This collection, under the heading
"Ruskiniana," was contained in Nos. 3 (March), 4 (April), 5 (May),
6 (June), 7 (July), 8 (August), 9 (September), 10 (October), 11 (November),
12 (December); vol. i. pp. 81-87, 121-126, 169-173, 209-219, 249–255,
297-306, 345–350; vol. ii. pp. 11-17, 57-70, 97–105.

The collection was made by Mr. Wedderburn.

The collection was reprinted by Mr. Wedderburn with additions and
notes in a volume with the following title-page :—

Ruskiniana. | Part I. | Letters | published in, and collected from |
various sources, and mostly reprinted in | Igdrasil 1890. | Reprinted
| for private circulation only. | 1890.

Royal 8vo, pp. viii. +119. Half-title, p. i.; Title-page (with imprint in
centre of the reverse-"Printed by Hazell, Watson, and Viney, Ld., |
London and Aylesbury"), pp. iii.-iv.; Editor's Note, p. v.; Fly-title to
Part I., p. vii.; Letters, with fly-title to each division, pp. 1-119. At
the foot of p. 119 the imprint is repeated (" Printed by Hazell, Watson,
& Viney, Ld., London and Aylesbury").

Issued on February 6, 1891, in thick cream-coloured paper wrappers,
lettered upon the back, "Ruskiniana. Part I.-Letters"; and upon the
front cover,
"Ruskiniana. | Part I." Ten copies only were printed, and
the book is thus one of the most sought after of Ruskin rarities.
The Editor's Note is as follows:-

"This part of Ruskiniana consists of letters by Mr. Ruskin, first published
in various places, but not included in, and mostly subsequently to, Arrows of the
Chace. They were almost all reprinted in Igdrasil during the year 1890, but
in this edition some notes have been added, as well as one or two letters and
passages, not given in Igdrasil. This reprint, for private circulation only, was
limited to ten copies.

"CHRISTMAS 1890."

A few misprints, errors in dates, etc., made in Igdrasil and Ruskiniana,
have been corrected in the present edition: see, e.g., pp. 496, 553, 558.

CONTENTS OF "RUSKINIANA," PART L. (1890)

1 The letters, etc., are here numbered for convenience of reference.

2 That is, in the volumes of this edition (XXXVI. and XXXVII.) containing

Ruskin's Letters to his Friends.