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Nine pages ( 18 sides ) of an issue of The Illustrated London News price 6d. This first part of the decription features items which have Images i.e. prints from engravings etc (these often have descriptive articles but not always) They include :-
' Forget Me Not ' from the work by W. C. T.Dobson ARA - Full front page showing a young girl with a posie of flowers - also known as Vergissmeinnicht
' Emigrants by The Ship Ganges Departing For Canada '
' The Plains of Marathon ' - Greece
Sketches in Ireland SleekburnC.
' Inhabitants of a Bog Village near Castlereagh ' full page
' Mike Brannan 's Cabin in the Hundred Acres Bog '
' Women At Field Work in Roscommon '
' The House of the Late Daniel Maclise RA in Cheyne Walk Chelsea '
' Steeplechase at Punchestown Races '
' The Late Bishop of Bath and Wells ' - Info. Lord Auckland The Right Hon and Right Rev Robert John Eden DD
' A Strike of Workmen in Paris ' at the sugar works of Messrs Sommier in the Rue de Flandre
' Chess Problem by Mister J. W. Abbott '
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This second part of the description features items of news articles etc but have no images associated with the subject matter unless listed above. They include :-
The Plebiscitum of 8 May 1870
Foreign and Colonial News includes France - - - Italy - - -Portugal - - - Belgium - - - Germany - - - Sweden - - - America - - - Canada - - - India
Metropolitan News with mention of the Nightingale Fund - - Zoological Society - - Royal Institution of Great Britain
The Court - Royal Comings and Goings
The Church
The Massacre of Englishmen in Greece - column makes ref to the brothers Arvanitakis - - Plain of Marathon - - Oropos - Lord and Lady Muncaster - - Mr Frederick Vyner - - Mr Erskine - - Colonel Theagenes
Imperial Parliament
Law and Police includes Two Gentlemen charged at Bow Street with Frequenting the Strand Theatre dressed in female attire - - etc
The Late Mr Maclise's House at 4 Cheyne Walk
Ireland
Royal Institution Lectures - Moral Philosophy of Socrates by Professor Blackie FRSE - - - Voltaic Electricity and Electro Magnetism by Professor Tyndall - - - Interpretation of Greek Mythology by Professor Blackie - - - Comets by Professor Grant LL.D FRS - - - Philosophy of Aristotle by Professor Blackie
Obituary of Eminent Persons Recently Deceased includes Lord Auckland The Right Hon and Right Rev Robert John Eden DD Baron Auckland of West Auckland Co Durham, Bishop of Bath and Wells (retired) died at Wells - - - TheRight Hon. Mary Susan Albinia Dowager Countess of Bandon died at Castle Bernard Co. Cork Ireland - - - Sir Robert Bateson of Killoquin Co. Antrim died at His Seat Castruse Co.Miel Donegal - - - Sir Norman Pringle of Stichill died at the British Consulate Dunkirk, France - - - Heinrich Baron Von Hess Field Marshal in Austria died at Vienna - - - Frederick Grantham Vyner Esq Murdered by the Brigands in Greece - - - Edward henry Charles Herbert Esq of Tetton House Somerset another Victim of the deplorable atrocity in Greece SleekburnC.
Wills and Bequests - Edward Stanley Esq of Cross Hall LAncaster and 14 Grosvenor Square Middx - - - Colonel Charles Leslie KH of Balquhain NB (Scotland); Hassop Hall Derby; Slindon Hall Sussex; and Fetternear House Aberdeenshire died at his residence Slindon Hall - - - Frederick Wiltshire Esq - - - Miss Blanch Astley of York Terrce Regents Park - - - Mrs Emma Castleman of 74 Cambridge Terrace Hyde Park
........ And much more.
It measures 400 x 275 mm (16 x 10.75 " ). - There is a little age yellowing with some spotting. The spine and some pages are loose with binding witness marks. Some of the pages may be loose, and have minor cuts tears and blemishes due to their great age - anything more than minor will be mentioned in the main body of the description. The engravings vary in size. Please email for more information if required.
PLEASE NOTE :- I cannot guarantee that the issue is complete 'as published' - but what I have described above IS present. As far as I can tell there are XXX pages missing - if you are looking for something in particular PLEASE ASK
This item will be packaged in a tube unless otherwise requested.
PLEASE ALSO NOTE That the banners, or mastheads vary, and the scan shown is only a representative sample.
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