Illustrated London News, November 10th 1855.

For Sale is the Illustrated London News for November 10th 1855, No. 769. This Edition contains 16 Pages, 32 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.
Condition of Print is Bright and Clear, with hardly any Foxing. However a Light Damp Stain appears on the Right Bottom Corner and in the Right Margin and into the Print on the Right hand side. (See Photos)

                                                         Contents.

                                                           Articles.
1- Front Page Article "Why Not Dissolve Parliament."
2- Foreign and Colonial News.
3- The War in the Crimea.
4- Sugar and Wheat.
5- The Paris Universal Exhibition.
6- The Dearth of Soldiers.
7- The Court.
8- Church, Universities.
9- Metropolitan News.
10- Town and Table Talk on Literature and Art.
11- General Bazaine.
12- The Capture of Kinburn.- Operations on the Dnieper.
13- Modern Poetic Genius.
14- Obituary of Eminent Persons.
15- Music.- Jullien's Promenade Concerts
16- The Theatres.
17- Indian Cotton.- The Webs of Dacca.
18- Mr. Fenton's Crimean Photographs.
19- Madame Gassier.
20- Mr. Hans Bush's new Steam-Yacht "Meriel" and her tender "New Quarterly."
21- National Sports.
22- Monetary Transactions of the Week.
23- The Markets.
24- The New Lord Mayor.
25- The Lord Mayor's Show.
26- New Offices of the Duchy of Cornwall.
27- The Paris Universal Exhibition.
28- Naval and Military Intelligence.
29- The Expedition to Kinburn.
30- The Organisation of the British Empire.
31- Country News.
32- Paintings on the Walls of a Greek Tomb.
33- New Almshouses and School Buildings at Fulham.
34- The new Opium Clipper "Wild Dayrell."
35- The Anglo-French Commission at Sebastopol.
36- Literature.
37- Popular Instruction.- The Tonic Sol-Fa Association.
38- Epitome of News - Foreign and Domestic.
39- Chess - with Problem No 612.
40- Railway Viaduct over the Boyne, near Drogheda.
41- Defeat of the Russians at Kars.
42- Proposes Anglo-Gallic Submarine Railway.
43- Wells Cathedral.
44- Railway Club.- Inaugural Dinner.

                                                       Engravings.
1- Sketches from Kinburn.
     a- The Spit Battery at Kinburn. By J.A. Crowe.
     b- Landing Artillery on the Spit, Kinburn. By J.A. Crowe.
     c- Bombardment of Kinburn - Village on Fire. By an Officer of the Expedition.
     d- Bombardment of Kinburn. By J.A. Crowe.
     e- Landing of the Allies on the Beach at Kinburn. J.A. Crowe.
     f- Bombardment of Kinburn, One o'Clock. by J.A Crowe.
     g- Plan of the Attack on Kinburn.
2- Portrait of General Bazaine.
3- Mr. Fenton's Photographic Van.
4- Indian Cotton. - The Webs of Dacca.
5- Manufacture of Indian Tissue.
6- Portrait of Mdme. Gassier.
7- The Yacht "Meriel" R.H.Y.S. 210 Tons, and her Tender "New Quarterly" 150 Tons.
8- Portrait of the Right Hon.David Solomons, Lord Mayor.
9- New Office of the Duchy of Cornwall, Buckingham Gate.
10- The Paris Universal Exhibition :
    a- Candelabrum presented to Queen Victoria by the Empress of the French.
    b- French Glass Manufacturers in the Nave Stall.
    c- White-Marble Toilet Table, - By Professor Giovanni Idola.
    d- Parian Group, "Cain and Able," by A. Carrier.
11- Paintings on a Greek Tomb lately found near Paestum.
12- The New Opium Clipper "Wild Dayrell."
13- Almshouse and School Buildings near Fulham.
14- House of the Anglo- French Commission, at Sebastopol.
15- Portrait of Mr. A.W. Johnson, Secretary to the Anglo-French Commission.
16- Defeat of the Russians by the Turks, at Kars.
17- Wells Cathedral - The Choir, with the recent Restorations.
18- Sketches in Nepaul :
       a- Temple of Khrishna Jee.
       b- Narrain Hithu, and Hindu Temple.
       c- Temple of Sru Khrishna.
       d- Goosain-Khan - The Highest Peak.