and chair tidies: in crochet, netting, etc. Twenty-eight Needlework Designs in tatting, crochet, knitting, tape-work, etc. Six Designs in Potichomanie [art of imitating painted porcelain ware] The art of imitating oil paintings without a knowledge of drawing Household management and cookery How I Managed my House on £200 a Year (1864) How I Managed my Children from Infancy to Marriage (1865) Comfort for Small Incomes (1866) How the Lady-Help taught girls to cook and be useful The sixpenny economical cookery book : for housewives, cooks, and maids-of-all-work, with hints to the mistress and servant The Way it is done. [Practical suggestions on hygiene and domestic economy.] A house and its furnishings; how to choose a house and furnish it at a small expense. A young wife's perplexities: with hints on the training and instruction of young servants. Cookery Cards for the Kitchen, etc. Cookery for an income of £200 a year My Lady-Help, and what she taught me. Magazine The Ladies' Treasury, 1857-1895, published monthly in London by Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, then Ward & Lock, then Bemrose and Sons. References Jolein de Ridder, Marianne Van Remoortel, Not "Simply Mrs. Warren": Eliza Warren Francis (1810-1900) and the Ladies' Treasury, in Victorian Periodicals Review, Volume 44, Number 4, Winter 2011, John Hopkins Kathryn Ledbetter, Victorian Needlework, Praeger 2012 Patricia Branca, Silent Sisterhood: Middle-class Women in the Victorian Home, Routledge 2013 External links Waterloo Directory of English Periodicals and Newspapers, 1800-1900: Ladies' Treasury 19th-century English non-fiction writers 19th-century British journalists 19th-century British women writers English women journalists Needlework 1810 births 1900 deaths 19th-century English women