Illustrated London News, October 23rd, 1852.

For Sale is the Illustrated London news for October 23, 1852. Edition No. 586.
8 Pages, 16 Sides, it was taken from a Bound Volume and therefore has the Binding Holes showing.
Condition is not Good it has a Damp Stain along the Bottom Margin as can be 
seen in the Photographs. Print is Clear and Readable throughout and the Engravings are also Bright and Clear. Overall the Condition can only be Fair.
Priced Low because of the Damp.

                                                       Contents.

1- Front page Article is on "Napoleon III. Also a Half page Engraving showing
    Her Majesty's Visit to the Britannia Tubular Bridge, the Article is Inside.
2- Foreign and Colonial News.
3- Metropolitan News.
4- The Royal Visit to Wales.
5- Bust and Portrait of the Duke of Wellington, by Messrs. Weigall.
6- Engraving showing the Waterloo Gold Vase Presented to the Duke by the 
    Merchants and Bankers of London.
7- The Wellington Testimonial at Dublin.
8- The Waterloo Vase.
9- The Duke's Last Official Visit to Dover.
10- The Court.
11- The Duke's Funeral.
12- Naval and Military Intelligence.
13- Fatal Duel near Windsor.
14- Her Majesty's visit to North Wales.
15- The Royal Reception at Bangor. With Half Page Engraving.
16- Return of the Prince President to Paris. With Half Page Engraving.
17- Music.
18- The Theatres.
19- Law and Police Intelligence.
20- Chess : with Problem No. 456.
21- National Sports.
22- The Great Northern Railway.
23- Engraving showing the King's-Cross terminus of the Great Northern Railway.
24- Engraving showing Slip of Earth at the Spittal-Gate Cutting of the Great
      Northern Railway.
25- Noor Gool, Chief of the Halimzyes, Momund Tribe.
26- Testimonial to Dr. Jeremie. With Engraving.
27- Celebration of the Birth of Lord Inverury.
28- "Weathergage" Winner of the Cserewitch Stakes, at Newmarket. With 
      Engraving.
29- Progress of the New Crystal Palace, at Sydenham.
30- Monetary Transactions of the Week.
31- The Markets.
32- Exhibition of the Industry of all Nations, New York.
33- The Salisbury Exhibition.
34- The Great Industrial Exhibition at Dublin, 1853.