The Sketch. November 2nd, 1898.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Sketch,' November 2nd, 1898. 
This issue contains 26 Pages, 52 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

Condition of the Print is Very Good, the Spine has had to be strengthened with Filmoplast Tape.

                                                     Contents.

                                                      Articles.
1- The Triumphal Return of the Sirdar to England, Home, and Beauty.

2- The Veteran Actress, Helen Faucit (Lady Martin), is Dead.

3- "The Manoeuvres of Jane," at the Haymarket Theatre.

4- Small Talk of the Week.

5- A Parson who wants to become a Peer. (The Rev. John Sinclair, minister of the Parish of Kinloch-Rannoch, Perthshire.)

6- The Literary Lounger.

7- Hors D'Oeuvres. Written by Marmiton.

8- The Art of the Day.

9- Ploughs and Ploughing.

10- The Kaiser.

11- Mr. Theodore Watts-Dunton's Novel.  Written by W. Robertson Nicoll.

12- London's Cheap Clothes Fair.

13- "The Christian" as a Play.

14- The Book and Its Story. : The Three Munchausens. 

15- Some Wild White Men of the Past.

16- The Oyster Feast.

17- Is He An Obscene Writer ?. (Dr. Havelock Ellis.)

18- English Sheep-Farmers in New Zealand.

19- A Novel in a Nutshell. : Mrs. Eversfield's Education. Written by Gilbert Burgess.

20-  A Home of the Argylls. (Roseneath)

21- Theatrical Notes.

22- Our Relations with France.

23- The Grape Harvest in France.

24- Society of Wheels.

25- The World of Sport.
       a- Racing Notes. Written by Captain Coe.
       b- The Encyclopaedia of Sport.
       c- Golf.
       d- Boxing.

26- Our Ladies' Pages. Frocks and Furbelows. Written by Sybil.

27- City Notes.
       a- The Position.
       b- Investment Stocks.
       c- Americans.
       d- West Australians.
       e- Echoes from the House.
       f- A, and F. Pears, Limited.
       g- Rudge-Whitworth, Limited.
       h- The British American Corporation and the Le Roi Mine.

                                                 Photographs.
1- Front Page shows "The Late Helen Faucit (Lady Martin) as the Lady of Lyons." From  the Painting by Myra Drummond.

2- Captain Baratier.

3- Lord Kitchener Landing at Dover.

4- The Sirdar Presenting the Khedive's Medals to the Heroes of the Nile Campaign at Cairo. (Half Page)

5- The Sirdar Addressing the Troops at the Close of the Ceremony, Cairo.(Half Page)

6- Helen Faucit in 1847. (From a Picture done at Edinburgh)

7- Helen Faucit as Antigone. (From a Painting by Sir William Allan.)

8- Miss Gertrude Kingston, who is Jane's Friend. ("The Manoeuvres of Jane," at the Haymarket.)

9- A Dervish Kiddie Welcomes the Sirdar.

10- The Sardinian Chapel, where the Roman Catholic Lawyers attended the "Red Mass."

11- Mr. Gleeson White. (Small Portrait)

12- Presented to Lord Cadogan. (Solid Silver Trowel and Mallet.)

13- Tallest House in Europe Owned by a Private Person. (The White House in Rotterdam)

14- A Two Days Shoot in the Free State.

15- The Norwegian Sloop "Petrine" on Cramond Shore.

16- The Norwegian Schooner "Alfen" on Cramond Shore.

17- An Eleven-Year-Old Boy who revels in Trigonometry. (Alexander Bowley)

18- She is 101 Years Old. (Mrs. Isabella Booth.)

19- A Ten-Year-Old Mimic.

20- A Curious Stamp Misprint.

21- This Potato Weighed 3 and a Half Pound.

22- The Narrowest Street in the World. (Showing the Following 3 Photographs).
       a- Kitty Witches Row.
       b- The Widest Part of this Row is Fifty-Six-Inches.
       c- Entrance of Kitty Witches Row.

23- This Government Building, Wellington, New Zealand, is the Largest Wooden House in the Southern Hemisphere.

24- The North-West Porch of Rouen Cathedral.

25- Sanger's Circus at Margate on a Sunday Morn.

26- A South African Wild-Flower.

27- One Way of Spending Sunday : Officers Reading "The Sketch."

28- Miss Nora Nicholas. (Violinist)

29- A Fancy-Dress.

30- Madame Hanka Schjelderup.

31- The Manse of Kinloch Rannoch, Perth, where the Would-Be Earl of Caithness Lives.

32- The Rev. John Sinclair, who wants to be Earl of Caithness.

33- A Grim Reminiscence of Criminal London. (Showing the Following 2 Half Page Photographs)
       a- The Chapel and Visiting-Yard at Newgate. On the Right Stands the Execution-Shed.
       b- The Inside of the Execution-Shed, showing Scaffold, Drop, Lever, and the Chair the Criminals Sit on.

34- Full Page Photograph of "Miss Maud Hoffman, who is Playing in "The Great Ruby," at Drury Lane."

35- Full page Photograph by the Baron A. Von Meyer W. called "A Protographic Study."

36- Ploughs and Ploughing. (Showing the Following 3 Photographs.)
       a- A Steam-Plough.
       b- Model of a Wooden Plough made Sixty Years Ago.
       c- Ploughing the Clover Leys.

37- Mr. Algernon Charles Swinburne and Mr. Theodore Watts-Dunton in the Garden of their House, "The Pines," Putney.

38- London's Cheap Clothes Fair. 

39- Hall Caine's "Christian" as a Play. (2 Pages showing the Following 2 Half Page Photographs.)
      a- Glory Quayle (Miss Viola Allen) cajoles the Rev. John Storm (Mr. Edgar Morgan), who has gone to her rooms in Clement's Inn with the intention of Killing her.
      b- Glory visiting the Mission-room of St. Mary Magdalene's Church, Soho.
      c- Glory meets Storm in the Club-room of St. Mary Magdalene's Church, Soho.
      d- John Storm at bay.

40- The Baron Rescues His Horse from a Predicament.(Drawing from the "Travels of Baron Munchausen.")

41- How the Baron Flew away with some Prisoners of War. (Drawing from the "Travels of Baron Munchausen.")

42- Zeeland Women who Catch Oysters.

43- Full Page Drawing by Gunning King called "The Light Side of Nature."

44- Dr. Havelock Ellis. 

45- Wher Wilson Barrett's Son Lived.
  
46- Wilson Barrett's Son and Daughter-in-Law.

47- This House, Ferry Inn, Roseneath, was Designed by the Marchioness of Lorne, and is used by her as a Residence.

48- The Churchyard of Roseneath, the Burying-Place of the Argylls.

49- "Brother Officers," at the Garrick Theatre. (Showing the Following 2 Half Page Photographs.)
      a- The Baroness Converts the Blunder of John Hinds, the Non-Com., into a Triumph.
      b- John Hinds Guesses the Identity of the Wicked Millionaire from his Loss of Two Fingers.

50- Mr. Edward Morgan. (Small Portrait)

51- Mr. Harry Davenport as Mr. Bronson in "The Belle of New York," at the Shaftesbury Theatre. (Three Photographs)

52- "Her Royal Highness" is Dead. "The Sketch" Records the Death of H.R.H. at the Vaudeville Theatre on October 28. Showing 4 Quarter Page Photograph of "Miss Kitty Loftus as the Princess Petula.

53- What We Owe To France : Harvesting the Grape in a Medoc Vineyard. (Showing the Following 4 Photographs.)
        a- Cutting the grapes.
        b- A cart Laden with Grapes.
        c- Some of the Harvesters.
        d- Grape-Cutters.

54- Society of Wheels. (Showing the Following 2 Photographs.)
       a- Two Prominent New Zealand Cyclists.
       b- A New Use for Old-Fashioned Bicycles.

55- Lieutenant J. G. Horne. (Small Portrait)

56- Our Ladies' Pages. (Showing the Following Drawings.)
      a- Cape of Royal Ermine, Sketched at Lewis and Allenby's.
      b- New Millinery.
      c- A Sable-Trimmed Costume.