Illustrated London News, November 1st, 1862.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Illustrated London News," November 1st, 1862. This Issue has been taken from a Bound Volume, therefore the Binding Holes are showing.
(Supplement included)

Condition is Very Good.

                                                          Contents.

                                                           Articles.
1- Revolution in Greece.

2- Foreign and Colonial News.

3- Church & Universities.

4- Metropolitan News.

5- Country News.

6- Statue of Sir Hugh Myddelton at Islington-Green. Sculptured by the Late John Thomas.

7- The Court.
     a- Arrival of the Queen at Osborne.

8- Wills and Bequests.

9- Scientific News.

10- Music.

11- The Theatres.

12- The Farm. 

13- Chess, with Problem No. 975.

14- National Sports.

15- The Distress in the North.

16- Monetary Transactions of the Week.

17- The Markets.

18- Bankrupts.

19- Launch of the Caledonia.

20- The Late Sir Benjamin Brodie, Bart.

21- Paris Fashions for November.

22- The International Exhibition.
      1- "Una and the Lion." Modelled by the Late John Thomas.
      2- Cabinet by Jackson and Graham.
      3- "Sheep." Painted by G. Morland.
      4- "Chamois-Hunters Reposing." Painted by A. De Meuron.
      5- Drinking-Cup in the Chinese Court Formed of a Human Skull.
      6- Chinese Stove.
      7- Locomotive Tank Engine.
      8- Improved Patent Cab.
      9- Carriage by Stevenson and Elliot.
    10- Carriage by Rock and Son.
    11- Stable Fittings by Musgrave Brothers of Belfast.
    12- Mannstein's Patent Folding Furniture.
    13- Furniture by G. Thonet.
    14- Charles I. and His Standard-Bearer.
    15- Mitchell's Type-Composing and Distributing Machines.
    16- The Foreign Pictures at the International Exhibition.- The German and Austrian Schools.
    17- Tapestries and Gobelins and Beauvais, and the China of Sevres.
    18- Magnetic Purifying-Filter.
    19- Messrs. Allsopps' Pale-Ale Brewery, Burton on Trent.
    20- The Festival of Gebr-el-Haleeg, or Breaking of the Canal.
    21- "Linnets Defending their Nest against a Dormouse." - Model in Wax for a Bronze Alto-Relievo. By A Cain.
    22- Fountain by Barbezat and Co.
    23- Austrian Locomotive Engines, Steierdorf and Duplex.
    24- Marine Engines of the Societe Des Forges et Chantiers De La Mediterranee.
    25- Sandford and Mallory's Flax-Gin.
    26- Blowing-Engines.
    27- Allison's Pianoforte.
    28- Oblique Grand Pianoforte by Collard and Collard.
    29- Horticultural Buildings.
    30- Chinese Screen.
    31- Cask-Cleansing Machine.
    32- Ward's System of Ocean Marine Telegraph.
    33- Carved Ivory Cups by G.F. Bohler.
    34- Temple of Art by B. Taylor.


                                                      Engravings.
1- Front Page Engraving called "Sheep," by Morland, in the International Exhibition.

2- The Monument of George Stephenson at Newcastle-on-Tyne.

3- The Statue of Sir Hugh Myddelton at Islington-Green, Sculptured by the Late John Thomas.

4- Full Page Engraving called "The International Exhibition : "Chamois-Hunters Reposing," By A. De Meuron.

5- Full Page Engraving called "A Night Scene on the Nile, near the Mouth of the Cairo Canal, During the Festival of Gebr-El-Haleeg, or Breaking the Canal."

6- The Late Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie, Bart., Serjeant-Surgeon to the Queen. (Portrait).

7- Launch of Her Majesty's Armour-Plated Screw-Frigate Caledonia, 34 Guns, at Woolwich, yesterday Week. (Half Page Engraving)

8- Paris Fashions for November. (Half Page Engraving)

9- Messrs. Allsopp and Sons' Pale-Ale Brewery at Burton-on-Trent.

10- The International Exhibition.
      1- "Una and the Lion," in Metal, Modelled by the Late John Thomas.
      2- Jackson and Graham's Cabinet.
      3- Carriage by Stevenson and Elliot, of Stirling.
      4- Patent Viceroy Hansom Cab by Evans, of Liverpool.
      5- Sociable, with Interchangeable Heads, by Rock and Son, of Hastings.
      6- Stable Fittings by Messrs. Musgrave Brothers, of Belfast.
      7- Furniture and Parqueterie Flooring by Thonet Brothers, London and Vienna.
      8- Patent Folding Furniture by Mannstein of Vienna.
      9- Drinking-Cup Formed from a Hunam Skull, in the Chinese Court.
     10- Chinese Stove.
     11- Screen in the Chinese Court.
     12- Iron Fountain, by Barbezat, in the French Court.
     13- "Charles I and His Standard-Bearer," in Aluminium, Exhibited by Bell and Co.
     14- Mitchel's Type-Distributing Machine.
     15- Mitchel's Type-Composing Machine.
     16- Locomotive Tank-Engine, by Manning, Wardle, and Co., of Leeds.
     17- Spencer's Patent Magnetic Purifying-Filter.
     18- "The Grapplers," Group in Bronze Zinc, Modelled by Molin.
     19- "Linnets Defending their Nest against a Doormouse." Modelled in Wax by A. Cain.
     20- Full Page Engraving called "The International Exhibition : Tappestries of Gobelins and Beauvais, and China of Sevres."
     21- Austrian Locomotives : The Duplex Engine.
     22- Marine Engines of the Maditerranean Forging Company.
     23- Sandford and Mallory's Flax-Gin.
     24- Blowing-Engine in the Belgian Department of the Western Annexe.
     25- Ward's Night Signal Telegraph.
     26- Pianoforte by Messrs. Allison, of Wardour-Street.
     27- Weeks' Glass Wall.
     28- Scott's Glass Walls.
     29- Section of River's Short-Plan Glass Orchard.
     30- Robinson's Cask-Cleansing Machine.
     31- Oblique Grand Pianoforte by Collard and Collard.
     32- Section of a Lean-To Hothouse.
     33- Section of a Paxton Lean-To Vinery.
     34- "Temple of Art," in Vegetable Ivory, by B. Taylor.
     35- Carved Ivory Cup, by F. Bohler, in the Zollverein Department.
     36- Carved Ivory Cup, by F.B. Hler, in the Zollverein Department.