Illustrated London News, December 2nd 1865.

For Sale is an Issue of the Illustrated London News December 2nd 1865. This Issue contains 12 Pages, 24 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

Condition shows Pages to be lightly Tanned, with very little Foxing. Spine Strengthened with Filmoplast Tape.

                                                        Contents.

                                                          Articles.
1- Spain and Chilli. (Front Page).
2- Foreign and Colonial Intelligence.
3- Metropolitan News.
4- Country News.
5- The Outbreak in Jamaica.
    a- Suppression of the Revolt.
    b- "Gordon's Proclamation."
    c- Meeting of the Ligislature.
6- Births, Marriages, Deaths.
7- The Fenian Trials.
8- The Anglo-Austrian Commercial Treaty.
9- The Court.
    a- The Prince and Princess of Wales.
    b- Prince and Princess Louis of Hesse.
    c- Princess Helena.
10- Church and Universities.
11- The Late Gales on the Western Coast.
12- Winter Exhibition of Sketches and Studies of the Society of Painters in Water Colours.
13- Paris Fashions for December.
14- Payment of the Japanese Indemnity.
15- The Tynemouth Volunteer Life Brigade.
16- Professor Masson.
17- Explorations in Australia.
18- The Markets.
19- Monetary Transactions of the Week.
20- Members out of Parliamentary.
21- Visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to Melford Hall.
22- Current Literature.
23- Fine Arts.
24- Music. 
25- The Theatres.
26- Scientific News.
27- Mr. S.W. Baker, the African Traveller.
28- National Sports.
29- The Farm.
30- Obituary of Eminent Persons.
     a- Viscount Dillon.
     b- Colonel J. Glencairn Burns.
     c- T. J. Pettigrew, Esq.
     d- Mr. Lovell Reeve.
31- Chess, with Problem No. 1136.
32- Naval and Military Intelligence.
33- Wills and Bequests.

                                                    Engravings.
1- Arrival of the Prince and Princess of Wales at Melford Hall, Suffolk, the Seat of Lord Alfred Paget. (Front Page).
2- The Governor's House, Spanish Town.
3- Muritan House and Plantation, Morant Bay.
4- The Outbreak in Jamaica : Maroon Town, Blue Mountains.
5- Scene from "The Watch-Cry," at the Lyceum Theatre.
6- "Sunshine," By L. Smythe, in Wallis's Winter Exhibition, Suffolk-Street. (Full Page).
7- Wreck of the Duncan Dunbar Australian Passenger Ship, on the Coast of Brazil.
8- Vessels Ashore in Batten Bay, Plymouth Sound, During the Late Gale.
9- Rocket-Line Exercise of the Tynemouth Volunteer Life Brigade.
10- Mr. David Masson, Professor of Rhetoric and Belles Lettres at the University of Edinburgh.
11- The Envoys of the Japanese Prince of Nagato Paying the Indemnity for the Affair of Simonosaki.
12- Visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to Melford Hall.
      a- The Bonfire on the Green. (Half Page).
      b- The Shooting Party Counting the Head of Game. (Half Page).
13- The Dublin Exhibition Medal.
14- Mr. S.W. Baker, the African Traveller. (Portrait).
15- Paris Fashions for December.
16- Katchiba, King of the Obbo Country, Going a Journey.
17- The Emigrant Ship Amoor Driving up the Catwater, Plymouth, in the Late Gale.
18- Weapons and Implements of the Tribes of Central Africa, visited by Mr. S.W. Baker.