The main article is copied from
Gentleman's Magazine, June 1825. A collection of newspaper cuttings are pasted to the face of the page.
A notice of Fuseli's election to the Academy; a list of how members voted in Fuseli's election; a discussion of the consequence of Fuseli's election, ie. the resignation of
Sir Joshua Reynolds; a notice that the
King wishes Reynolds to stay in his post; a satirical motto for the ensuing year's exhibition; an advertisement for Fuseli's paintings in the Milton Gallery; an advertisement for the
Life of Henry Fuseli, annotated "1820", and then two adverts for his colleted lectures.