Album containing drawings, prints, manuscript pages and newspaper clippings

An album with 30 leaves mounted with 130 drawings, 24 prints, 2 newpaper clippings and several sets of pages of manuscript text copied from letters. Some drawings are dated 1850, 1855-56, 1858, 1861, and 1864. One group of manuscript pages are copied from a book of Charles Dickens's Letters, published 1880. Binding of grey-green paper covered boards with navy blue leather gilt spine and corners.

Leaf 1 recto: 2 small watercolor portraits of girls (1850); 2 landscape drawings, ink and bodycolor (1855).
Leaf 1 verso: 5 graphite drawings, single figures, figures in a theater, two men in an interior.
Leaf 2 recto: 4 graphite drawings of Mendelsson composing at the piano, a seated woman, a man smoking a pipe, and a young man in medieval garb listening to a bird (3 dated 1856); 2 ink drawings on envelopes with stamps (1855, 1858).
Leaf 2 verso: 6 pen and ink sketches: a man and young woman or youth, man sleeping in an armchair, two men in eighteenth century dress at a table; young man facing right; bearded man facing left; female figure holding a laurel branch flying through the sky with dome in the distance; a graphite drawing of a man in a straw hat leaning through a window and smoking.
Leaf 3 recto: 15 ink sketches of figures, a graphite drawing of a young woman's head, facing right, a red chalk drawing of a hand.
Leaf 3 verso: watercolor sketch for "The Painter's First Work," 1862 (California, Palace of the Legion of Honor; shows an 18th century artist such as Joshua Reynolds or Thomas Gainsborough, as a child, being scolded for making chalk drawings on the paneling).
Leaf 4 recto: 5 graphite drawings of figures, on showing a woman fainting; 1 red chalk drawing of a woman's head.
Leaf 4 verso: 13 ink drawings of figures.
Leaf 5 recto: 5 ink drawings of a kneeling child praying, 3 graphite drawings of heads. A clipped manuscript signature of F. Stone.
Leaf 5 verso-Leaf 6 recto: 11 wood engravings: the months (July missing).
Leaf 6 verso-Leaf 7 recto: 1 ink drawing on a stamped envelope, 1 ink sketch of John the Baptist; handwritten correspondence between Lady Seymour and Lady Shuckburgh asking references for a cook.
Leaf 7 verso: 16 ink sketches of figures, a tea serivce, a writing set, and a desk (several dated 1864).
Leaf 8 recto: Clipping: "Will of Sir Francis Chantrey"; engraved view of Manchester Infirmary.
Leaf 8 verso: engraving of a dancing fairy.
Leaf 9 recto: ink drawing of a dancy fairy (study for the preceding), ink drawing of a lady in 17th century dress seated on a stone bench.
Leaf 9 verso: 10 graphite sketches of figures, 1 ink sketch of an overgrown stone buidling with a rabbit.
Leaf 10 recto: 3 graphite sketches of a dog, a man's head and a woman seated at a piano (dated April '64); 5 ink sketches of figures.
Leaf 10 verso: 11 ink sketches, 1 ink drawing of a hermit and cross in a landscape.
Leaf 11 recto: 2 ink stetches of figures, chalk and ink drawings of hands (one dated October 1861), a red chalk drawing of a youth's head ink in profile; two ink sketches of a young Frenchman and girl in a coastal village.
Leaf 11 verso: 3 ink sketches of figures, one in blue ink.
Leaf 12: blank
Leaf 13 verso: ink drawings of a woman's head and a woman standing next to a large achor.
Leaf 14 recto: ink drawing of a standing woman.
Leaf 14 verso–15 recto: manuscript ink text on blue paper.
Leaf 16 verso–17 recto: manuscript ink text on cream paper: "Letter from Dr. Johnson to Lord Chesterfield after the publication of his Dictionary."
Leaves 18-20: blank
Leaf 21 recto: Male portrait head, red and black chalks, touched with white on gray paper (graphite sketches verso of the sheet).
Leaf 21 verso: manuscript ink text on cream paper: "From Letters of Charles Dickens, Chapman and Hall, 1880."
Leaf 22 verso–Leaf 23 verso: 11 wood engravings: "The Strollers' Encampment"; "Eleanor and Rachel"; "Geoffrey Reveals the Family Secret"; "Eleanor Tedder the Belle of the Ball"; "Tumbler Pigeon and his Juvenile Troupe"; "Old Schurlock's Deathbed Revelations"; "Eleanor Seemingly Unconscious of Vaughan's Presence"; "Nell Crooke's Revenge Upon the Wealthy Merchant"; "Tom Acting as the Tinker's Purveyor"; "The Haunted Chamber in the Priory"; "The Tinker and Card-Sharper Planning a Robbery."
Leaves 24-29: blank.
Leaf 30 recto: 2 wood engravings: "The Keeper's Nightmare" and "A Stroke of Business."
Leaf 30 verso: 1 wood engraving of sheep after "Tom Cooper" (Thomas Sidney Cooper).