Illustrated London News, March 17th 1855.

For Sale is an Edition of the Illustrated london News March 17th 1855. This issue contains 12 Pages, 24 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

Condition is Good, very little Foxing. Spine Strengthened with Filmoplast Tape.

                                                       Contents.
1- The Position of Prussia and Austria.
2- The Committee of the Army before Sebastopol.
3- Foreign and Colonial News.
4- The War in the Crimea.
    a- The Young Emperor's Manifesto.
    b- The Late Emperor of Russia.
    c- The Vienna Congress.
    d- A Threatened Kaffir Outbreak.
    e- The Disturbances in Australia.
    f- America.
5- Naval and Military Intelligence.
6- Manufacturing Lint for the Army in the Crimea.
7- The English Hospital at Abydos.
8- Consecration of St. Marylebone New Cemetery.
9- Wreck of the "John Bannerman."
10- The Court.
11- Royal Literary Fund.
12- Town and Table Talk on Literature.
13- The Attack on Eupatoria.
14- The Turkish Contingent. - Grand Banquet to General Vivian.
15- Look-Out Steamers off Sebastopol.
16- Imperial Parliament.
17- Obituary of Eminent Persons.
18- National Sports.
19- Chess, with Problem No. 578.
20- The New Palace at Westminster.
21- The Exhibition of the National Institution.
22- The Spanish Dancers. (The Senora Perea Nena and Senor Marcos Diaz) in the New Ballet.
23- Music.
24- The Theatres.
25- Monetary Transactions of the Week.
26- The Markets.
27- The Present Emperor of Russia.
28- Epitome of News - Foreign and Domestic.
29- Some Observations on the Origin of Chess.- By Duncan Forbes.
30- Turks Conveying Sick to Balaclava.
31- The Entrance to Balaclava.
32- Mounted Policeman for the Crimea. - Soldiers Dragging Stores to the Camp.
33- Literature.
34- Physiology as a Branch of Education.

                                                     Engravings.
1- Committee of the House of Commons to inquire into the State of the Army before Sebastopol.
2- The English Hospital at Abydos.
3- Manufacture of Lint for the Army in the Crimea.
4- Wreck of "The John Bannerman," off Holyhead.
5- Consecration of Marylebone New Burial-Ground, at East End Finchley.
6- H.M.S. "St. George" Refitting at Spithead.
7- Banquet at the London Tavern to General Vivian and the English Officers of the Turkish Contingent in the Crimea.
8- The Russian Attack on Eupatoria.
9- Allied Steamers on the Look-Out before Sebastopol.
10- New Palace Westminster.
      a- Chandelier in the Great Central Hall of the new Palace, Westminster.
      b- Gates of the Victoria Tower, New Palace, Westminster.
11- "Haunt of the Fallow Deer." - Painted by J.S. Raven.- Exhibition of the National Institution.
12- The Spanish Dancers at the Haymarket Theatre.
13- Alexander II., Emperor of Russia.
14- Sketches on the Black Sea.
      a- Harbour and Town of Balaclava.
      b- Wrecks on the Coast East of Eupatoria.
      c- Village of Djimiteia, on the Coast of Circassia.
15- Turks Conveying the Sick to Balaclava.
16- Entrance to Balaclava.
17- Mounted Policeman for the Crimea. - Soldiers Dragging Stores to the Camp.
18- Dragoons Carrying Planks from Balaclava to the Camp.